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2025 has been another busy year when it comes to updates to the UK’s immigration rules, many of which have had a big impact on people who hold various immigration statuses. In this article, we will provide you with an overview of the biggest changes. Then, we will look ahead to 2026 to see what the new year may bring.
The seventh Statement of Changes of the year has been announced by the UK Government. It is not a big statement, but there are some immigration rule updates that could impact you. Read on to find out more.
There are many EU citizens settled in the UK. With the festive season being in full swing, many people will be travelling to spend time with their loved ones. It is good to make sure your travel documents are ready, including your eVisa. Read on to find out more.
Throughout 2025, the UK Government has been attempting to make the immigration system more strict. Now, it has announced a major overhaul that will impact many people. Read on to learn more.
The UK Government has announced a Statement of Changes with some very impactful changes that will affect many visa routes into the UK. There are also new visa rules for Botswana nationals, and other smaller updates. Read our blog to find out more.
Just a week after the previous Statement of Changes, the Government has released another one detailing updates that mostly focus on the Skilled Worker route. Read our blog to learn more.
The Government has announced a series of updates to the Immigration Rules, including significant amendments to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) qualifying periods, and smaller changes to other immigration categories. Read on to understand the changes and how they might affect you.
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has released its review of the financial requirements for the Family Visa. Read our blog to find out what they have said, and what may happen in the future.
The UK Government is planning many large changes to the current immigration system that they have outlined in their new White Paper, titled Restoring Control over the Immigration System. Find out about the key changes they are proposing, and what they might mean for you.
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