There are a several options available to international graduates who wish to stay in the UK following their graduation. For those graduating in 2024, we take a look below at options for remaining in the UK beyond graduation. Read more here.

Following our article which highlighted the possible change of direction for immigration policies from the new Labour government, we have explored the immigration points addressed during the King's Speech on 17 July 2024. Read more here.

Following an historic landslide election victory for the Labour party in the general election, it will be interesting to see whether there will be a change of direction for immigration policies after 14 years of Conservative governance. In terms of the immigration policies which we can expect from the new Labour government, we have provided a breakdown of all the key immigration points from Labour’s election manifesto. Read more here.

For many visa routes, evidencing your English language skills to a certain level is an essential part of the application and failing to do so, could lead to the refusal of your application. However, the requirement is not homogenous – it varies across different routes and types of application and can be met in several different ways. Read more here.

For many years the long residence route was pretty straightforward. 10 years’ continuous lawful residence, good character, within absences limits – job done. In recent years the Home Office has amended its guidance in response to legal challenges which means that 10-year cases are now more complex. Learn what these changes mean in reality.

In May 2021, the UK government announced that the UK & India had signed a new migration partnership as ‘part of the UK Government’s commitment to deliver an immigration system that attracts the best and brightest individuals from India and around the world’. Found out how this works in practice.

Discover how Santa Claus might navigate UK immigration laws post-Brexit. This analysis humorously explores his potential visa requirements and strategies for his annual Christmas journey.

Following Brexit, the rules that allowed people to live and work freely throughout the EU have changed. But how will this affect bands and artists who wish to perform in the UK?