Non-UK residents require a “UK work visa” to work in the UK. Since the sponsor licence system was first introduced in 2008, here’s an update for 2026. […]
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Non-UK residents require a “UK work visa” to work in the UK. Since the sponsor licence system was first introduced in 2008, here’s an update for 2026. […]
In these times of changing restrictions many visa applicants will be wondering what this would mean for their applications. The position is different depending on whether the application is made inside or outside the UK. For those in the UK, the position was improved by concessions made by the Home Office. During the first lockdown […]
On Monday 28th January 2019, the UK Government published guidance regarding immigration for EU Nationals in the event that the UK leaves the EU on 29th March 2019 with no deal. […]
The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield was announced by the European Commission and U.S. Department of Commerce as a replacement for the Safe Harbor Agreement. […]
The Immigration Minister has proposed some changes to Tier 2 of the Points Based System, which will start to be introduced later in 2016 and will all be in force by April 2017. […]
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From today, 12 November 2015, technology businesses in the UK can recruit teams of exceptional talent from outside the EU in groups of five. This forms part of the Tech Nation Visa Scheme, an evolution of the current Tier 1 Exceptional Talent scheme, introduced by Tech City to help attract high calibre tech talent to the UK. […]
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