UK Immigration News

Yet again the Boris Johnson “right wing” Government has to consider changes to it’s usual policies.  During coronavirus COVID-19 there has been a huge increase in the welfare state under the Johnson Government.  The Conservative Government has ended up spending more money than a left-w

You can benefit from a number of concessions currently in the UK due to coronavirus COVID-19: 

In yet another u-turn the Prime Minister Boris Johnson on 21 May 2020 has accepted that NHS workers and care workers will not have to pay the immigration health surcharge.  It seems that with the Government and also much of the time with the UK visas and Immigration Department at the Home Office, if you want them to c

The big news is that as expected there is a 14 day quarantine period for almost all arrivals into the UK from 8 June 2020.  This includes entry of British citizens.  Travellers from the Common Travel Area which includes the Republic of Ireland will be exempt from this requirement as will transport workers, medical specialists working in the fight against

The extension of the bereavement scheme will be a relief for the thousands of lower skilled workers who risk their lives in the NHS.   The bereavement scheme for family members of NHS staff will now include NHS support staff and care workers. 

One of the biggest issues is whether UK employers can cope with a new UK visa system in 2021 and at the same time try to recover from the coronavirus lockdown.