International footballers who require a visa to play professional football in England or undertake any employment duties for a football club in England must obtain a Governing Body Endorsement (GBE) from the Football Association of England (The FA). Read about the recent changes to the GBE requirements.

Sponsored workers who have a time-limited right to work in the UK can invariably be concerned about their job security. Find out more from our expert partner in employment law - Claire Hollins from Kuits Solicitors. Read More

The UK / Australia Free Trade Agreement has some implications for UK-inbound migration under The Youth Mobility Scheme & The Global Business Mobility Route. Find out how it may impact you.

Sponsorship of migrant workers can be quite administratively burdensome on both employers and sponsored workers. Here we explore alternative route to working in the UK.

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.

Apart from British & Irish footballers, and footballers from other nationalities who have been granted settlement in the UK, professionals (including EEA nationals) who wish to play for a professional football club in the UK will be required to apply for an International Sportsperson visa. 

Explore visa options in the UK with insights from our recent session at the University of Manchester's employability event. Over 600,000 international students studied in the UK in 2020-21. Learn how you can stay in the UK after graduating in 2022.

Explore the challenges faced by UK airports due to staffing shortages and how Brexit has impacted immigration laws. Learn about visa options for the current crisis in the aviation sector.