Home Office releases Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 1333 – the sixth update of 2025, covering work, study, visitor, family & economic migration routes.
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Excellent news
This sounds like a fantastic opportunity - if I wasn't sitting the darn SQE exams again this autumn I would definitely apply!
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Starting off Monday with news on the immigration white paper – tune into the PM’s press conference happening now
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The real-life impacts of Government policy can be rapidly and devastatingly felt by migrants and refugees. The recent change to 'Nationality: good character requirement' caseworker guidance is to face its first (of many, I imagine) judicial review.
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The MAC is directly contacting Family route migrants to obtain feedback as part of the ongoing Minimum Income Requirement review. My details were passed along to the MAC as I used this personal email address for a further leave to remain application on the Family route in December 2023.
Grateful to Scotland’s Equalities Minister @kaukabstewart.bsky.social for calling on the UK Government to change the family visa rules.
A better family migration system would indeed support the well-being of couples and families in Scotland and across the UK.
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3.1 million have registered for an eVisa since April 2024. Malhotra unwilling or unable to provide details on how many have yet to register.
Now live - Migration Minister Seema Malhotra providing follow-up evidence on electronic border management systems to the
@LordsJHACom. Should be an interesting watch following yesterday's #eVisa implementation delay announcement.
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Mind you, this has come about as a result of contacting the resolution team numerous times, being told conflicting advice from them about what to do to correct the status, etc and then finally submitting an error report when the service was opened.
In the ongoing, frustrating saga of correcting the immigration status on my #eVisa (from Dependant, I'm on the Family route), the Home Office has advised that I not make travel arrangements until this is fixed. Thankfully, I'm not going anywhere for Christmas!
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