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4 July 2014

EEA Nationals and Self-Sufficiency: Whose Resources Count?

Via ILPA, questions have arisen regarding the Home Office’s understanding of EU law regarding self-sufficient EU citizens. The problem appears to be that the Home Office has asserted, at least in one recent decision, that:

  • The non-EEA family members cannot work in the UK until after the EU citizen has established that he or she is a worker under the (UK) Regulations and (EU) Directive; and
  • The income of the non EEA family member cannot be taken into account to decide whether the EU citizen is self-sufficient.
Elspeth Guild

11 June 2014

Immigration Update: No More Extensions for Tier 1 (General) Migrants

Following changes to the Immigration Rules in April this year, migrants holding a Tier 1 (General) visa will no longer be able to extend their leave after 5 April 2015 nor apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) in the UK after 5 April 2018.

Nicolas Rollason

11 June 2014

Immigration Update: No more extensions for Tier 1 (General) migrants

No More Extensions for Tier 1 (General) Migrants

Following changes to the Immigration Rules in April this year, migrants holding a Tier 1 (General) visa will no longer be able to extend their leave after 5 April 2015 nor apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) in the UK after 5 April 2018.

 

Nicolas Rollason

15 May 2014

Immigration Update: Immigration Bill Receives Royal Assent

The Immigration Bill has finally received Royal Assent on 14 May 2014 and will now pass into law. The main provisions which we wrote to you about on 10 October 2013 have remained intact with minor amendments.

Nicolas Rollason

5 May 2014

Home Office ends requirement for 12 month checks to be carried out by employers

In July 2013, the Home Office launched the illegal working consultation where the Home Office proposals included the removal of the requirement for employers to carry out annual right to work checks on all employees who had limited permission to reside in the UK and instead only requiring them to check at the end of their visa. The Home Office has since published a Code of Practice on preventing illegal working which updates the one issued in February 2008.

Nicolas Rollason

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