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27 April 2015

Changes to visit visas

With effect from 24 April 2015, changes have been made to the visitor visa categories of the Immigration Rules. The changes apply for all applications for visitor visas to the UK made on or after 24 April.

9 April 2015

Changes introduced to the British nationality regime

A number of recent rule changes have been introduced to the British nationality regime. This blog provides a brief overview of some of the key changes.

Nicolas Rollason

27 March 2015

Restructuring your business or investing in a UK business? Mind the immigration traps

As the UK economy emerges from recession, it is an exciting time to be doing business here. We have seen a significant increase in clients coming to us following mergers with questions about immigration matters. Whatever the outcome of the 2015 General Election in May, the new Government will be working with a stronger economy and encouraging businesses to invest in the UK which will have an impact on immigration. This blog explores some of the practical considerations in respect of immigration rules that companies should be aware of.

Marcia Longdon

19 March 2015

NHS Health surcharge to be introduced on 6 April 2015

Following up on our alert on 2 September 2014, the Home Office has announced today that the planned NHS surcharge will be implemented with effect from 6 April 2015. This will apply to all non-EEA migrants applying for permission to enter the UK for more than 6 months and also to those migrants wishing to extend their existing limited leave to remain within the UK. As previously stated the surcharge will be £200 per annum per applicant, payable in full at the applicant stage, for all migrants except students, for whom the charge will be £150 per annum.

Nicolas Rollason

18 March 2015

Passport checks on leaving UK to be introduced at Eurotunnel and ferry ports

With effect from 8 April 2015 Eurotunnel and all ferry operators will be required to scan the passports of those leaving the UK and send this information through to the Home Office.

Nicolas Rollason

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