Month: December 2025

EU Settlement Scheme blog header image showing a diverse group of travellers in a UK airport, holding passports and checking a UKVI account on a smartphone, reflecting account updates for travel and the route from pre-settled to settled status.

EU Settlement Scheme Updates: Updating Your Details and Securing Settled Status

The Home Office has set out a series of changes affecting people who hold status under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS). The announcement covers two main areas: keeping UKVI account details accurate, particularly identity documents used for travel and a simpler and more flexible route from pre-settled to settled status, alongside plans to expand automatic grants of settled status.

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Net Migration editorial infographic showing a split UK migration scene: left side with a downward arrow over UK map and airport arrivals, right side with an upward arrow above an asylum queue, plus passport, visa, and gavel icons in muted navy/grey/red policy style.

ONS Reports Net Migration Down by Two-Thirds; Home Office Data Shows Record Asylum Demand

The latest migration releases paint a picture of two UK trends moving in opposite directions. On the one hand, long-term net migration has fallen steeply, easing back towards levels last seen before the post-Brexit immigration system took effect. On the other, the asylum system continues to carry heavy demand, with applications reaching a new high even as grant rates tighten.

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