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Urgent Call to the Home Secretary: Digital Solutions Needed for Managing Biometrics Appointments Amid UK Riots

The recent far-right riots in the UK have created a climate of uncertainty and fear, affecting many aspects of daily life, including the ability of individuals to attend their biometrics appointments. Given the current circumstances, it is imperative that the Home Office considers alternative methods for biometrics, ensuring the safety of applicants through digital-only or […]

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Family Visa Salary Increase

£38,700 Family Visa Salary Increase Paused by Home Secretary Until MAC Review Finishes

In a significant policy shift, the UK Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, has announced the suspension of the proposed increase in the family visa salary threshold. The threshold, which was set to rise from £29,000 to £38,700, will remain unchanged until a comprehensive review by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) is completed. This decision marks a departure from the previous government’s approach and signals a more balanced consideration of family life and economic wellbeing.

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Is the UK Losing Top Scientists Due to High Visa Costs?

The United Kingdom, renowned for its rich scientific heritage and innovative research institutions, is facing a pressing challenge: high visa costs that are driving away top-tier researchers. As global competition for scientific talent intensifies, the UK’s visa fee has become a significant deterrent, hindering the country’s ability to attract and retain world-leading researchers. Compared to other leading scientific nations like the US, Japan, Australia, and Germany, the UK’s visa fee acts as a substantial obstacle, making it difficult to attract top-tier talent.

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Sharp Decline in Visa Applications: Is the UK Facing a Health and Social Care Crisis? Experts Raise Alarming Concerns

In a surprising turn of events, the United Kingdom has witnessed a staggering decline in health and care visa applications. Between January and April 2024, the number of applications for health and care skilled worker visas dropped by a whopping 76% compared to the same period last year. Overall, applications for health and care visas fell from 50,900 to 12,400 in the first four months of the year. Let’s delve into the reasons behind this significant drop and its implications for the sector.

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The Hidden Crisis: Exploited Care Workers and Staff Shortages in UK Care Homes – Who’s Responsible?

The United Kingdom’s healthcare system relies significantly on the contributions of internationally recruited care workers. These dedicated professionals leave their home countries to serve the care worker sector, hoping for fair treatment and a chance to make a difference. However, behind the scenes, a disturbing reality unfolds, one of exploitation, broken promises, and vulnerability.

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eVisa Rollout Begins: Immigration Documents Replaced by 2025

The United Kingdom is embarking on a significant transformation of its immigration system, gradually phasing out physical immigration documents and introducing eVisas. This transition aims to enhance security, streamline processes, and provide greater convenience for both visa holders and status checkers.

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Standard Visitor Visa Refusal: Let Morgan Smith Immigration help you with your refusal.

A Standard Visitor visa refusal can be frustrating and leave you unsure of your next steps. At Morgan Smith Immigration, we understand the importance of your UK visit and are here to guide you through the process. While the UK Visas and Immigration doesn’t directly address appeal options within its standard visitor visa information, we can help you explore potential solutions.

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The Evolution of UK Immigration: UK’s Transition to E-Visas in 2025

The United Kingdom is undergoing a significant transformation in its immigration system, shifting from traditional physical documents to a digital framework. This transition aims to enhance security, streamline processes, and provide greater convenience for travellers. At the heart of this evolution lies the eVisa, a digital record that replaces physical documents like biometric residence permits (BRPs) and cards (BRCs).

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GLOBAL BUSINESS MOBILITY VISA: SECONDMENT WORKER VISA

Secondment worker visa is a new route for employees of global businesses. Using this route businesses that are part of a high-value investment or contract with the UK can sponsor overseas workers to transfer to the UK. This is for the overseas workers who wish to be temporarily seconded to the UK by their overseas employer as a part of a high-value investment or contract.

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Global Business Mobility Visa: Service Supplier Visa

The Global Business Mobility-Service Supplier visa allows overseas workers to work in the UK temporarily, either as contractual service suppliers employed by foreign service providers or as self-employed independent professionals based abroad. The work must be related to an agreement that falls under the UK’s international trade agreements. This route of the Global Business Mobility

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EU Settlement Scheme: FREE Extension says UK Visa and Immigration

According to the New Immigration Rules laid down in parliament on Monday, individuals holding pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme will automatically have their status extended in September by two years before it expires if they have not attained settled status. The UK government has implemented a new provision called the Enhancement with EU Settlement

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