UK Immigration News

The coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has caused huge problems for migrants around the World.  It is usually the case that work visa holders and many other migrants do not have access to the same benefits that permanent residents and citizens are entitled to.  Governments around the World are

There are ongoing arguments about the new UK visa system, post-Brexit and how businesses will cope once EU citizens wishing to come to the UK can no longer work freely in the UK.  There are also concerns that businesses having to deal with the coron

Granting UK permanent residence (properly known as indefinite leave to remain) to migrants in the NHS, who are risking their lives during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic would be a nice gesture.  It is also being suggested that this concession should be extended to family members as well.&nbsp

If you are unable to travel due to coronavirus or because you are self isolating you can apply to remain at least until 31 May 2020.  There is a simple online UK visa application form that needs to be completed. 

With the continuing coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic surely there should be a significant reduction in UK visa related fees. These fees were unaffordable even before coronavirus. It is even more unaffordable now. UK fees are amongst the highest in the World.

Allowing all Tier 2 visa migrants to remain, who have been made redundant due to the coronavirus COVID-19 situation seems like a sensible move.  Hopefully, in future there will an increase in demand for these