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10 December 2025

Can you dismiss a skilled worker who does not qualify for ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain) when you thought they would?

As I mentioned previously, I am still trying to get my head around the issues that continue to arise from the recent announcement made by the Home Secretary in relation to the settlement provisions. For now, I want to unpack one part of the change.

Marcia Longdon

8 December 2025

Extending right to work checks - what might be the implications?

The Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 (which has just completed the parliamentary process by receiving Royal Assent on 2 December 2025) will introduce significant changes to right to work checks. The law hasn’t been implemented yet but employers need to be aware of the implications.

Andreas White

27 October 2025

Start date confirmed for Immigration Skills Charge increase

The Immigration Skills Charge (ISC) will increase by 32% from £1,000 per year of the visa to £1,320 per year of the visa. For small sponsors the ISC will increase from £364 to £480 per year.
  

27 October 2025

Government announces more white paper rule changes

The immigration policy white paper was released on 12 May 2025 and there were subsequent Skilled Worker rule changes on 22 July. On 14 October the Home Office released a statement of changes to the Immigration Rules setting out further upcoming rule amendments flowing from the white paper. There was also a Home Office press release.

27 October 2025

Updates on British citizens travelling to the EU, and the Temporary Shortage List for Skilled Worker applications

We focus here on two updates - one on travel to the EU and one on the Temporary Shortage List for Skilled Worker applications based on lower skilled roles.

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