The twist and turns of Brexit
The latest delay to Brexit plans has energised a new spark for those campaigning for another EU referendum. There has been a new extension made for the 31st October which gives them more time to make the case for a so called peoples vote. But if the referendum is to be held between now and […]
Immigration is no longer Britain’s main concern
According to a study carried out by the Office of National Statistics immigration is no longer the nations number one priority as it was replaced by health concerns. Figures were published by Office of National Statistics revealing that as the nation prepares to leave the EU later this month , the general population’s mood has […]
The Post Brexit British Passports
As we prepare to leave the EU there will be significant changes being made to the way the British passport system Is operated. British citizens whose passports were issued before October 2009 are being urged to renew their documents as soon as they can if they plan to travel in the Schengen Area after Brexit […]
Wrong numbers announced for post Brexit Migration visas
Migration Watch published a press release on the morning of February the 13th claiming that post Brexit UK visa proposals could lead to record levels of immigration, however hours later a second press release withdrew the claim. The initial press release stated that the government’s plans for Brexit could see UK immigration numbers increase by […]
Immigration proposals could cost employers more than £1bn
According to a new report the government’s new plans for immigration will cost employers more than £1bn by 2025. Under this plan thousands of European workers will be required to secure a sponsored visa from their employers which will create a “bureaucratic headache” for businesses, according to analysis of the government’s Immigration White Paper by Global Future, […]
Home Office has wrecked lives with the misuse of immigration law
The home office have been accused of inflicting damage on the life of a highly skilled pharmaceutical by misusing the controversial clause in immigration law in which they tried to force her out of the UK. This week Nisha Mohite received indefinite leave to remain after a review by government officials found she was one […]
Brexit Immigration White Paper sets out rules for migrants!
The Government has finally published its much delayed White Paper on immigration. Part of the reason for the delay is that the Cabinet is still highly divided on the policy .Under the new proposed Post Brexit immigration rules tens and thousands of low skilled migrants will be able to come to the UK to work […]
Theresa May has set January date on the Brexit vote!
Theresa May has told the parliament that MPs will carry out the vote on UK’s Brexit deal on the week of January the 14th. This vote was set out to be held last week but was postponed after Theresa May admitted she was set to lose. Announcing a new date, Mrs May said the EU had […]
UK universities demand work visas for overseas students
Universities across Britain have called on the government to re introduce a visa that will allow overseas students to stay in the country to work up to two years after graduation. Universities have said that if we do not offer this to students we will lose out as they will opt for countries such as […]
UK’s immigration rules have doubled up
It has been revealed that the Home Office officials have made more than 5,700 changes to the immigration rules since 2010. According to senior judges and lawyers this change has made the visa system almost impossible to navigate. The rules used to consist of 145,000 words and now have been doubled in length to 375,000 […]