UK Immigration News

By Sanwar Ali: Government Concerns

The UK Home Secretary James Cleverly, has expressed concerns about the Graduate Visa route. He thinks that the main motivation for students to come to the UK may be to stay and work in the UK. However, these concerns have been met with criticism from universities and businesses, who argue that the Graduate Visa route is crucial for attracting international talent. Surely, the UK Graduate visa is there to encourage students to live and work in the UK.

By Sanwar Ali: Introduction

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the UK has implemented several special visa schemes to support displaced Ukrainians seeking safety in the UK. These schemes reflect the evolving nature of the conflict, the needs of those seeking safety in the UK, and the UK's wider immigration policies.

By Sanwar Ali: Introduction

In an era where global mobility and remote work are commonplace, the UK has made significant changes to its immigration laws. from 31 January 2024. These changes are designed to offer greater flexibility for both visiting professionals and international businesses, enabling them to better adapt to the evolving global workplace.

By Sanwar Ali: UK Employers Scramble to Secure Staff Visas Ahead of New Immigration Rules

London, UK - UK companies with a sponsor licence are in a race against time, submitting mainly Skilled Worker visa applications for skilled staff ahead of impending changes to immigration rules that will sharply increase the costs of hiring from overseas.

By Sanwar Ali: Critical Analysis of the 2024 UK Immigration Changes

The UK’s 2024 immigration policy revisions represent a significant shift in the country’s approach to managing migration. These changes aim to reduce immigration, and also raise critical concerns about accessibility, fairness, and the broader socio-economic implications.

By Sanwar Ali: UK Cracks Down on Immigration: A Tightening Grip on Work and Family Life 

The UK government has unveiled a sweeping overhaul of its legal immigration system, sparking controversy and concerns about its impact on businesses, families, and public services. Under the banner of reducing net migration, these changes prioritize tighter controls over who can work, study, and bring their loved ones to the UK.