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Courts must follow vulnerable witness guidance to ensure fairness in immigration and asylum cases. Failure to do so is not always a legal error.
Tax credits are payments made to families and low-income workers. This guide covers how HM Revenue and Customs handles Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit cases.
If you were affected by the Windrush Scheme, you may be eligible for compensation. Claim forms and guidance are available on the UK Government website.
Double taxation relief: what you need to know. A guide to tax agreements between countries.
If you're a sole trader or landlord, use the online service to sign up for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. This guide will help you understand how to do it.
The authorities in England and Wales have increased fees for the registration of birth, death, marriage, and civil partnership. The changes come into effect on April 6, 2026, and will apply to…
The UK government has updated immigration fees. The changes come into effect from 2026. Find out how this affects you.
The UK High Court has upheld the revocation of a sponsor licence due to non-compliance with salary requirements. This ruling has significant implications for sponsors. The High Court ruled that…
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled that a person who obtained their leave by deception is not "lawfully resident". This decision may have significant implications for the immigration status of such…
Changes to the UK's immigration laws have been published. These changes affect refugees, skilled workers, and children. Learn about the new rules to understand how they may impact you.
The UK government is introducing new rules for asylum seekers. The changes will affect the application process and case consideration. Read more in our article.
This article discusses the possibility of registering as a British National (Overseas) after 1997. It covers changes in immigration law and court decisions affecting registration.
Guidance on asylum accommodation in the UK. Allocation policy and application procedures for those seeking refuge in the UK.
The guidance provides information on policy and procedures for considering asylum claims from Egypt. It is used by UK Visas and Immigration staff to make decisions.
If your mother had a connection to a British Overseas Territory, you may be eligible to register as a British national. Check if you are eligible.
New rules for registration as a British Overseas Territories citizen (BOTC(F)) for people born before July 2006 to unmarried fathers. Detailed information and instructions can be found on the UK…
Guidance for immigration staff on ceasing asylum support. Changes in immigration status or eligibility for asylum support.
Get a sponsor licence to hire overseas workers. A guide for UK employers.
Find information on sponsoring a worker. Guidance for sponsors. Part 2.
Born in the UK and lived here until age 10? You may be eligible to register as a British citizen. Learn how.
Form EM allows Hong Kong residents who lived there before 1997 to apply for registration as a British citizen. This form is necessary for obtaining British citizenship through residence in Hong Kong.
Obtain British citizenship as a stateless person. Follow this step-by-step guide to register. Find the necessary information and follow the instructions.
The Sponsorship Management System (SMS) is an online platform used by licensed sponsors to manage the sponsorship process. This guide provides an introduction to using SMS.
The UK government has published an update to the Immigration Rules, effective from 8 January 2026. The changes affect various aspects of immigration law.
Sponsors in the UK must follow certain rules and duties. This guide will help you understand what you need to do. Read on to learn more about your responsibilities as a sponsor.
The UK immigration service has published guidance on returns preparation. This guidance is for immigration staff dealing with immigration enforcement matters.
If you were born to a British father and your parents were not married, you may be eligible to register as a British citizen. This guide will walk you through the process. If your eligibility is…
The Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is a new electronic document to be introduced in the UK. Check if you can apply for an ETA.
The UK has specific visa requirements for passengers traveling to the country. Carriers must be aware of these requirements to avoid issues with immigration authorities.
Learn how to apply for the Ukraine Permission Extension scheme. This guide is for Ukrainian nationals and their family members.
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