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In Order to comply with European Community Law, the UK have amended the European Regulations – Accession (Immigration and Worker Authorisation) Regulations 2006 and 2004 to allow certain categories of Romanian and Bulgarian nationals and other Accession state nationals to …
‘The UK Border Agency on their website on 20 July 2011 announced, ‘UK opens its doors to exceptionally talented migrants’ The government has today announced the way that it will encourage exceptionally talented leaders in the fields of science, humanities, …
The Immigration Minister Damien Green has today released a consultation on family migration to the UK. This consultation seeks to ensure that family migrants can better integrate into society and opens up a debate on the use of Article 8 …
The next set of changes to the Immigration Rules affecting Tier 4 – the student tier – of the points-based system has been laid in Parliament today. The changes will come into effect on 4 July 2011. The Home Secretary …
Migrants coming to the UK to work on temporary visas will no longer be able to apply for settlement, under proposals announced by the government today. The government is implementing reforms to the immigration system which will reduce the level …
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has today recommended that 8 job titles be removed from the UK shortage occupation list. This follows the MAC’s recommendation last month that 71 occupations be removed from the list of occupations that qualify for …
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has today recommended that 8 job titles be removed from the UK shortage occupation list. This follows the MAC’s recommendation last month that 71 occupations be removed from the list of occupations that qualify for …
Stephens Scown has retained its position as a leading law firm in the South West with the publication of the annual guide to the legal profession – the Legal 500. The firm, which has offices in Exeter, Truro and St …
A leading immigration solicitor in the South West is urging young people across the region to “consider the implications” if they fall in love while travelling or going on holiday abroad this year. Judith Hockin, who works for Stephens Scown …
From 22 February 2010, any student who applies by post or at UK Border Agency public enquiry office, to study in the UK under Tier 4 of the points-based system must possess a confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS) from …
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