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The Health and Care visa scheme is to be expanded in an attempt to try and boost the social care workforce. This follows the recent £462.5 million investment in the Workforce Recruitment and Retention Fund and the £500 million investment as part of the Health and Social Care Levy.
The Home Office has confirmed that eligible family members with relationships formed with British Citizens must return to the UK by 29 March 2022 and apply for an EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) family permit.
The Home Office are introducing changes to the right to work checks process from April 2022. Employers will no longer be able to accept biometric cards for Biometric Residence Card, Biometric Residence Permit and Frontier Worker Permit holders.
The Home Office’s online service will need to be used to prove permit or card holders right to rent in the UK from 6th April 2022.
A new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules was presented to Parliament on 14 December 2021 regarding the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP).
New rules are being implemented on cruise ships to ensure the safety of all passengers and crew members after the outbreak of the new highly-transmissible COVID-19 variant Omicron. In this blog, Woodcock Law explains the government guidance on how to travel via cruise ship safely if your holiday is still going ahead.
An unwelcome government announcement last night, 25 November 2021, means a very Black Friday indeed for those planning to travel between the UK and South Africa. Breaking news of a potentially dangerous new Covid variant has resulted in new precautionary travel restrictions. Woodcock Law explains what this means for those with travel plans from today.
The Autumn Budget 2021 details some proposed changes to the UK’s immigration system that aim to attract highly skilled people to the UK.
The new simplified UK travel system has come into force, replacing the previous traffic light travel system. New test and isolation rules have also come into force for those who qualify as fully vaccinated. Woodcock Law explains the new travel vaccination rules.
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