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9 November 2016

First Brexit, now “Trexit” - US citizens moving to the UK post the Trump victory

With today's shock result US presidential election, many US citizens will be scratching their heads and wondering what happens next?  After what has been possibly the most divisive election in recent memory, many Americans are waking up to a new reality and not necessarily one they agree with. 

Nicolas Rollason

3 November 2016

Immigration update - statement of changes to the immigration rules published today

As widely anticipated, the latest statement of changes to the Immigration Rules incorporates the Tier 2 changes announced by the government in March, following the Tier 2 review conducted by the Migration Advisory Committee last year. A summary of the main changes are set out below, which will come into effect on 24 November 2016.

Nicolas Rollason

6 October 2016

Has ‘immigration’ become the political trump card?

Rising inequality? A lack of affordable homes? Dissatisfaction with a political class seen as increasingly out of touch? Fears about an ever more unstable world?

With such a range of complex issues facing them, politicians are increasingly seeking to simultaneously explain the growing sense of unease felt by their constituents and present simple solutions to these woes. Across Europe and the US, one issue which appears to address all of these concerns is being utilised by a growing number of politicians – and that issue is ‘immigration’.

Katie Newbury

5 October 2016

Roll out of online application process for EEA nationals

Following the conclusion of the pilot to trial online applications for EEA nationals wishing to apply to register their status or apply for Permanent Residence, the online application process has now been rolled out nationally as of 1 October 2016. 

Nicolas Rollason

24 August 2016

New digital visa application service for visitor visas

In 2014 the Home Office introduced a new digital application service for applicants in China to apply for visitor visas online, known as Access UK.

Following its successful launch, Access UK is now available for applicants applying to visit the UK in over 180 countries and 10 languages.

Nicolas Rollason

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