Archived Legal Articles from 2023

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October

Important changes to Immigration and Nationality Fees

13/10/23

As of the 4th of October 2023, there have been significant amendments to Immigration and Nationality fees by way of the Immigration and Nationality (Fees) (Amendment) (No.2) Regulations 2023. The primary objective behind these changes was to support vital services, with a focus on prioritising funding…

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September

Exciting news for the Construction workers and Construction industry

29/09/23

On the 17 July 2023 the Government published a new Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules. The statement contains several changes, the most relevant in the construction sector being the changes to the Skilled Worker visa Shortage Occupations List. The Shortage Occupations List includes jobs that…

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July

Business Immigration Update: new Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules

25/07/23

On the 17 July 2023 the Government published a new Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules. The statement contains a number of changes, but what we believe to be the most notable are discussed below: Skilled Worker Shortage Occupations List The skilled worker shortage occupations list…

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March

Latest changes to the Immigration Rules - implications for businesses

14/03/23

A number of changes to the Immigration Rules have been announced. The majority of these come into force on 12 April 2023. The key changes include the ending of the Start-up route to be replaced with a new route called Innovator Founder and for those sponsoring workers under the Skilled Worker or Global…

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January

UK EU Settlement Scheme found to be "unlawful" by the High Court

27/01/23

Brexit fall out continues as the High Court finds in the case of Independent Monitoring Authority v Secretary of State for the Home Department that the EU Settlement Scheme is "unlawful" and breaches the UK-EU Withdrawal Agreement because it fails to adequately protect the rights of EU…

Recruitment in the renewable energy sector: The skills gap challenge

24/01/23

The shortage of skilled workers within the UK has far-reaching implications throughout the renewable energy sector. As new technology sees the sector advance, the openings for skilled workers continue to increase, with organisations fearing that failure to source candidates with the necessary skills…

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