Blog Post Blog Post Civil Penalty Notices: Advice for challenging or objecting to a fine for illegal workers 21 November 2024 Gurjit Pall Immigration A Civil Penalty notice for illegal working has serious repercussions for a business. Since February 2024, these include a fine of £45,000…
Blog Post Blog Post Digitalising the UK border: international citizens must register for an eVisa by 31 December 2024 13 November 2024 Jacqueline Moore Immigration The way international citizens prove their right to live and work in the UK is changing.You must act now to ensure you can continue to…
Blog Post Blog Post Top 3 takeaways for US citizens planning to visit or move to Scotland 8 November 2024 Jacqueline Moore Immigration Scotland welcomes thousands of visitors from the USA every year, many of whom want to connect with their roots or make a fresh start for…
Webinar Webinar Immigration Law Update – Right to Work Compliance Update 29 October 2024 Gurjit Pall Immigration UK employers must ensure that they are compliant with immigration rules and requirements. Right to Work checks are incumbent on all…
Blog Post Blog Post UK Immigration and Adoption 24 October 2024 Louise Crichton Family Law, Immigration This National Adoption Week we want to shine a spotlight on immigration and adoption. We’ve previously looked at different situations where…
Blog Post Blog Post What happens when an employer offers a Skilled Worker a settlement agreement? Key Questions answered 17 October 2024 Noele McClelland Employment, Immigration As of October 2024, over 120,000 UK organisations hold a sponsor licence. The licence enables businesses to recruit and retain…
Blog Post Blog Post Navigating Sponsorship: Essential Guide for UK Hospitality Employers 16 October 2024 Gurjit Pall Immigration In the bustling world of UK hospitality, finding and retaining skilled staff is a constant challenge. A sponsor licence can offer a helping…
Webinar Webinar Recruitment in the Healthcare Sector: Immigration and Employment Perspectives 3 October 2024 Amy Jones Immigration, Employment The healthcare sector across the UK is facing a serious challenge around staff recruitment and retention. A combination of Brexit and Covid…
Blog Post Blog Post Update: Visitors from many countries including US, Australia, Canada and New Zealand to require Electronic Travel Authorisation for UK visits from 8 January 2025 2 October 2024 Rebecca Engel-Morton Immigration On 10 September 2024, the government provided an important update on the rollout of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme.…
Blog Post Blog Post Digitalisation of the UK border: what this means for international employees and what employers must do. 26 August 2024 Jacqueline Moore Immigration The way international citizens prove their right to live and work in the UK is changing.Since July 2015, visa holders have been issued a…
Blog Post Blog Post Taking part in the Fringe and beyond, temporary and permanent visa options for international performers looking to live in Scotland 25 July 2024 Louise Crichton Immigration Edinburgh in August – there’s nowhere quite like it. The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is one of the greatest celebrations of arts and culture…
Blog Post Blog Post No evidence of abuse but the future of the Graduate visa is still in doubt 17 May 2024 Louise Crichton Immigration Home Secretary James Cleverly has set his sights on international graduates in his ambition to reduce immigration to the UK. The current…
Blog Post Blog Post UK Government Consultation on Registration of Overseas-qualified Dentists 1 May 2024 Louise Crichton Healthcare, Immigration With ‘dental deserts’, where there is little NHS dental care provision, reportedly growing across the UK the national shortage of dentists…
Blog Post Blog Post Frequently asked questions about changes to Skilled Worker Visas 29 April 2024 Louise Crichton Immigration As part of the Government’s 5-point Plan to Curb Net Migration big changes have been introduced for the salary requirement for Skilled…
Webinar Webinar Immigration Law Update – Expect the Unexpected in 2024 23 April 2024 Gurjit Pall Immigration Immigration law is always a dynamic and fast-changing area, but individuals and businesses alike will have been surprised by the government…
Blog Post Blog Post Moving to Scotland from the US. British Citizenship and Visa options for US citizens with Scottish Ancestry 11 April 2024 Jacqueline Moore Immigration Key things that US citizens looking to relocate to Scotland need to know when checking their Scottish ancestry, British Citizenship and…
Blog Post Blog Post Key Changes to Care Worker Visas 6 March 2024 Louise Crichton Immigration Since the publication on 19 February 2024 of the Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules we’ve received many enquiries about the…
Blog Post Blog Post National Careers Week | Graduate Visa Requirements and Tips for Employers 4 March 2024 Louise Crichton Employment, Immigration National Careers Week is a celebration of careers guidance and free resources in education across the UK. The aim is to provide a focus for…
Webinar Webinar Social Housing | Key Issues facing Social Housing Providers in Scotland in 2024 4 March 2024 Noele McClelland Immigration The social housing sector continues to evolve to meet the increased demands of today’s society. Responding to housing targets, dealing with…
Blog Post Blog Post Major changes ahead for UK businesses recruiting international talent 13 February 2024 Jacqueline Moore Immigration In the post-Brexit, post-COVID labour market, the Skilled Worker visa is an essential tool for businesses to meet recruitment challenges…
Webinar Webinar Immigration | International Talent and Employee Life Cycle Issues 17 January 2024 Gurjit Pall Immigration, Employment International recruitment comes with additional expenses and risks. It is important to ensure that employers have the correct policies and…