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The UK government has introduced changes to the visa system that may impact the application process. What is a visa brake and how does it work?
If you were born before 1983 to a British mother, you may be eligible to register as a British citizen. Check the UKM form guidance to learn how to apply.
Breaching conditions of asylum support can lead to withdrawal of support. Learn how this affects you. Guidance for UK immigration staff.
The UK Immigration Service has published a code of conduct for interpreters. This guidance explains the role and expectations of interpreters when working with the immigration service.
If you are on immigration bail, you should complete a first reporting event form before attending your appointment at your reporting centre. This guide will help you prepare.
The UK government has published guidance on the register of licensed sponsors for students. This register lists institutions licensed to sponsor migrant students under the Student and Child Student…
Get information on the register of licensed sponsors for workers in the UK. Learn how to check the list of organisations licensed to sponsor workers.
Guidance for asylum applicants from Honduras. Policy and procedures for seeking asylum in the UK.
If you were granted limited leave in the UK under the Grenfell immigration policy for survivors, you can apply for indefinite leave to remain by completing form SET(GT).
New regulations in Scotland aim to protect renters from discrimination. The Renters' Rights Act 2025 has come into effect with recent changes. What does this mean for you?
Administrative review is the process of reviewing certain immigration decisions. Learn how to apply and what to expect from the outcome.
The UK is seeing a decline in visa grants, and Syrian asylum success rates are plummeting. What does this mean for immigrants? Read our article to learn the latest news and trends in immigration.
The UK's Special Immigration Appeals Commission has dismissed an appeal against a decision to deprive a refugee father of two of his British citizenship for national security reasons. The appellant,…
The High Court has given guidance on the lawfulness of the Home Office's policy related to the detention of HIV positive detainees. This ruling is significant for practitioners representing detained…
If you're applying for a UK visa from Belarus, you may need to take a tuberculosis test. Below you'll find information on clinics where you can take this test. To get a UK visa, it's essential to…
If you live in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man, a British Overseas Territory, or elsewhere and want to apply by post, you can apply for British citizenship by naturalisation. You'll need to fill…
If you live in a British Overseas Territory or the Isle of Man, you can register your child as a British citizen. We'll guide you through the process. Registration is necessary for obtaining a…
You may need to prove your English language abilities when applying for a UK visa or citizenship. We guide you through the requirements and process of taking a Secure English Language Test (SELT).…
Applying for a UK visa can be a complex process. UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) makes millions of decisions every year about who has the right to visit or stay in the country.
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