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changes to immigration rules announced and new global talent pathway trailed
On 5 March 2026, the government released a Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules. These changes will have a broad impact across a number of visa routes, with some coming in immediately and the rest being staggered between now and 2027. Here is a summary of...
‘earned settlement’ changes delayed and update to sponsor licence guidance
The government’s proposed changes to the pathway to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR or permanent residence) have reportedly been pushed back from April 2026 to the ‘autumn’. We also note that there are a number of reports that there is significant discomfort within...
ETas now being enforced and UKVI updates EUSS status holders on important points
From 25 February 2026, anyone travelling to the UK as a Visitor who does not need a visa to enter the UK for short stays (non-visa nationals), will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). The government introduced ETAs in October 2024 and rolled them out to...
Major ‘Earned Settlement’ Overhaul Hits Path To Indefinite Leave to Remain
Proposed changes to the way people obtain Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR or permanent residence) in the UK represent a major shake-up to the pathway for almost all visa holders. The changes are set out in a recent UK government consultation and introduce an ‘earned...
UK immigration update: urgent action might be needed
The UK government last week published details of a range of changes to the immigration system on which you might need to take urgent action. These changes could affect you, as a sponsor licence holder or a business currently in the process of obtaining a sponsor...
Should the UK Create a Visa for Young Athletes?
With the Ryder Cup teeing off tomorrow, consider the challenges young golfers face trying to develop their game in the UK, which has always been a hub for golfing talent from across the globe. Prior to Brexit, aspiring golfers from the EU had free movement rights....





