Over 4 million UK visa holders have successfully switched to eVisas, according to newly released Home Office data. However, around 600,000 people are yet to transition from physical documents to the digital system.
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The Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) is a mandatory fee paid by individuals applying for majority of UK visa applications. It grants access to the National Health Service (NHS) during their stay. However, under certain circumstances, applicants may be eligible for a full or partial refund of the IHS. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of refund eligibility, processes and special schemes for health and care workers.
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Thousands of people hoping to become British citizens may now face rejection due to strict new immigration rules introduced by the Home Office on 10 February 2025. The changes mark a significant shift in how illegal entry to the UK is assessed, particularly affecting refugees and others who may have entered the country without proper documentation. Under the updated good character requirements, these individuals could be barred from citizenship, regardless of their circumstances or contributions to society.
The UK Spouse Visa allows married partners of British citizens or settled persons to join their spouses in the UK. In 2025, several significant changes have been introduced to the Spouse Visa requirements. This article, brought to you by Morgan Smith Immigration, provides a detailed overview of these changes, including the latest updates and their implementation dates.
Applying for a UK Spouse Visa in 2025: A Comprehensive Guide. Read More »
we understand the importance of meeting the English language requirements for your UK visa or citizenship application. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the Secure English Language Test (SELT) requirements, approved test providers, and the process for booking and taking a test.
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In recent years, the Home Office has made significant efforts to visit companies and educational institutions to prevent any abuse toward workers and international students. Over the last couple of years, the number of companies that lost their licence due to such abuses has exceeded expectations. Educational institutions are also under the scope of the
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