Workpermit.com Review of UK Visa Reports by Sanwar Ali
Workpermit.com Review of UK Visa Reports by Sanwar Ali. A selection of some important news reports over the last year covering Tier 2 visa, Tier 1 visa, etc.
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Workpermit.com Review of UK Visa Reports by Sanwar Ali. A selection of some important news reports over the last year covering Tier 2 visa, Tier 1 visa, etc.
UK immigration health surcharge to double on 8 January 2019 which will affect Tier 2, Tier 1 entrepreneur, Tier 1 Investor, Tier 5 and other UK visa applicants.
UK Tier 1 investor visa NOT SUSPENDED and still available for all applicants. Immigration Health Surcharge about to double to £400 a year from 8 January 2019.
UK visa white paper reveals new, skills-based visa system. The new system may replace the current Tier 2 Sponsor Licence and Tier 2 visa system.
Good availability of UK Tier 2 Visa Certificates of Sponsorship for January 2019. This will make it easier for Tier 2 sponsors to employ staff outside the UK.
The Passing of UK visa status information of migrants by police now stopped. Immigrants and others have suffered due to close connections with Home Office.
UK Tier 1 Exceptional Talent visa for architects announced which should give access to more people and will allow greater flexibility of working arrangements.
The UK Visa situation is somewhat complicated with the continuing uncertainty over Brexit. Theresa May is having great difficulty in reaching an agreement.
The UK Tier 1 investor visa was not suspended despite Government plans to do so over money laundering and financial crime. Roman Abromovich already left.
The UK visa status of migrants that have received treatment will no longer be passed to Home Office by NHS. Problems with Home Office sponsored organisation.
The family of Hubert Howard, a Windrush man who was refused UK citizenship because of the ‘good character requirement’, is suing the Home Office. The family of Mr Howard, who was granted citizenship three weeks prior to his death in 2019, are suing on the grounds that the good character requirement is racially discriminatory.
A conference arranged by the JCWI called for a ‘levelling up of migrant rights’ as the UK struggles to recover from the impact of COVID-19.
Workpermit.com recently reported that since the launch of the Windrush compensation scheme, only 12% of people have received a payout.