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• • Immigration Rules - minimum age for armed forces marriage visas lowered to 18
  • • Apr 07
    • General UK Immigration
  • The Immigration Rules relating to marriage visas have changed for serving members of the armed forces. Read more >>
• • New fees and updated application forms from 6 April 2010
  • • Apr 03
    • General UK Immigration
  • As of 6 April 2010, following the Easter break, the UK Border Agency will charge the new fees. Read more >>
• • Tier 1 Processing times - update
  • • Apr 02
    • Tier 1-5 (PBS)
  • During the week commencing 5 April 2010, the UK Border Agency expect to be considering applications that were received on or before 22 March 2010. Read more >>
• • Possible new visa regime to be introduced for visitors from the eastern Caribbean countries.
  • • Apr 01
    • UK Border Agency
  • The government has announced that it is considering introducing a visa requirement on visitors to the UK from Dominica and St Lucia, after carrying out a Visa Waiver Test on seven countries in the eastern Caribbean. 
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• • MAC recommended changes to the shortage occupation list
  • • Mar 31
    • General UK Immigration
  • The MAC has published its report making recommendations on the shortage occupational lists for the UK and for Scotland. Read more >>
• • Working restrictions under the new Tier 1 Scheme
  • • Mar 24
    • General UK Immigration
  • Following the recent acceptance of the Migration Advisory Committee (“MAC”) recommendations the UK immigration authorities will implement fundamental changes to the Tier 1 General Rules. Read more >>
• • Tier 1 General: processing times
  • • Mar 23
    • Tier 1-5 (PBS)
  • During the week commencing 22 March 2010, the UK Border Agency expects to be considering Tier 1 General applications that were received on or before 1 March 2010. Read more >>
• • Right of residence for non-EEA family member and documentation
  • • Mar 22
    • General UK Immigration
    • Useful Tips
  • We are seeking further clarification from the EEA team at the Home Office in connection with the uphill struggle faced by many family members of EEA nationals who following a divorce seek to remain in the UK and retain their right of residence. Read more >>

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