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4 September 2025

Suspension of the UK’s Refugee Family Reunion scheme: an afront to the principle of family unity

The Secretary of State for the Home Department (“SSHD”) Yvette Cooper has trained her crosshairs squarely on foreign national families in her recent announcement, declaring the suspension and reform of the refugee family reunion scheme and a review of “the application of Article 8 in the immigration and asylum system.” The suspension came with a statement of changes to the Immigration Rules today at 3pm.

Oliver Oldman

22 July 2025

What to do if you receive a civil penalty for illegal working

UKVI can issue a whopping fine of up to £60,000 to a company that is alleged to have employed someone illegally in the UK. The size of the fine is partly determined by whether the breach is a first for the business or not.

Robert Houchill

16 July 2025

Why more Americans are seeking British citizenship in 2025

As political and economic uncertainties continue to shape the global landscape, a growing number of Americans are setting their sights on the United Kingdom, not just for travel or business, but for a new life altogether.

Nicolas Rollason

25 June 2025

The UK Government’s plan for AI and the UK immigration White Paper

At the start of the year, the Prime Minister outlined the UK Government's vision for making the UK a global leader in AI innovation in its response to the AI Opportunities Action Plan. But does the UK really have a competitive offering for AI talent?

13 June 2025

EU nationals – top tips for applying for your Student visa this summer

For EU nationals looking to start university in the UK this year, we’ve set out some key issues to consider before applying for your Student visa.

Josephine Burnett

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