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UK Health Secretary, Sajid Javid, branded shameful over comments made about Ukrainians with UK work visas. Full report, here.
The number of UK skilled worker visas issued to overseas nationals has risen by 110% since 2020, according to Home Office data. Full report, here.
A UK immigration helpline set up to support Ukrainian refugees fleeing the Russian invasion of their homeland wasn’t ready. Full report, here.
The UK government has announced that the number of UK visas issued to Ukrainian refugees has risen from 50 to 300. Full report, here.
UK Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has come under fire over the number of UK visas issued to Ukrainian refugees fleeing the Russian invasion.
The British government has said that it plans to launch the UK’s ‘most generous’ UK visa scheme ever in Spring 2022. Full report, here.
UK immigration minister, Kevin Foster, blasted for suggesting that Ukrainian refugees can apply for seasonal worker visas. Full report, here.
A Home Office UK immigration contractor has been accused of failing to deal with claims of racism. Full report, here.
The Home Office has announced the temporary easing of UK visa rules for non-British family members of UK nationals in Ukraine. Full report, here.
The UK Home Office has announced that the UK Tier 1 investor visa program has been closed with immediate effect. Full report, here.
It seems that not much has changed since the news report on the Scale-Up visa was published in December 2022. The UK economy is stagnant. The last three months of 2022 saw no growth at all. I
Why was a new “growth visa” being considered. Presumably even towards the end of last year the UK Government realised that the Scale-Up visa was a failure. Why was the “Growth visa” Scale-Up visa a f
The sponsor licence compliance requirements are overly complex, burdensome and confusing. It is difficult for employers to comply with all the requirements. This is the case even if there is no restructuring of the business.
It is obviously the case that after Brexit many more businesses should be applying for a UK sponsor licence to employ migrants under the Skilled Worker visa scheme. Free movement for new EU migrants no longer exists. It is interesting that it is apparentl
So a relatively small number of employers are applying under the sponsor licence system. Perhaps the cost of employing people under the UK sponsor licence and skilled worker visa system is just too high. The system is simply una
