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28 May 2025

Tech Nation Wins Tender to Continue as Endorsing Body for Global Talent Visa

Tech Nation has confirmed on its website that it has successfully been awarded the status of endorsing body for the UK’s Global Talent visa in digital technology for the next three years. This provides much-welcomed certainty for the Global Talent route which, in my view, is the jewel in the UK’s visa crown.

Elli Graves

6 May 2025

A back-up for those with US immigration difficulties – common issues when transferring staff to the UK

In a flurry of executive orders, the uncertainty created by the US administration’s approach to immigration has left many US businesses seeking options to retain high-valued migrant staff, especially after failed lotteries and quota issues. Invariably the UK figures prominently in the thinking of many businesses as a potential destination for staff who are at a dead-end from a US immigration perspective – either as a permanent or temporary relocation.

Robert Houchill

25 April 2025

Linking skills with visas: why the UK must not repeat Australia’s mistakes

In our last blog on this topic, we looked at the Government’s announcement that it would  publish a White Paper which will set out its plans to link the ability to sponsor migrant workers to training “people here in our country.” The White Paper is now imminent.

Nicolas Rollason

6 March 2025

New extension scheme but there’s still no route to settlement for Ukrainian nationals in the UK

In response to the invasion of Ukraine by Russian armed forces in February 2022, the UK government introduced various immigration routes for Ukrainian nationals seeking safety in the UK. However, recent updates to the Immigration Rules regarding the Long Residence route have made clear that time spent in the UK under the Ukraine Schemes no longer counts toward the 10-year qualifying period required for settlement.

Asha Kaushal

3 March 2025

Going nuclear - new immigration ideas needed for new energy

As the UK embarks on the construction of new energy infrastructure, most notably new nuclear power stations, industry insiders will be well aware of the stark challenges that face these projects. 

Robert Houchill

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