Category: IMMIGRATION

A compilation of top content on UK immigration law and policy, updated weekly. Revealed: Suella Braverman sets Home Office ‘No boats crossing the Channel’ target – Guardian, 10 September Freelance journalist Nicola Kelly on reporting on […]

Our anonymous contributor considers the non-availability of legal aid in the context of a recent Afghan case, and what the future holds for legally aided immigration advice. Sara was in Kabul when the Taliban entered […]

The government’s new rules on inadmissibility in asylum claims have come into force and now apply to asylum claims made on or after 28 June 2022. These rules set out the circumstances where an asylum claim will […]

By Alison Harvey Does exploiting a domestic worker through human trafficking and modern slavery constitute “exercising” a “commercial activity” for the purposes of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1961 such that it falls within […]

Page contents Facts in brief The judicial review The dispute on costs The court’s judgment on costs In a reasoned determination on costs, the High Court has found that a judicial review brought by seven […]

https://anchor.fm/free-movement/embed/episodes/Immigration-update-podcast–episode-102-e1kvduk Welcome to episode 102 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This month we start with elements of the Borders Act 2022 coming into force before moving on to Appendix Private Life and Appendix […]

Past lack of Comprehensive Sickness Insurance is no longer an issue for EU nationals trying to get their British citizenship, revised Home Office policy says. As we discussed on the podcast only recently, certain EU citizens (principally […]

Past lack of Comprehensive Sickness Insurance is no longer an issue for EU nationals trying to get their British citizenship, revised Home Office policy says. As we discussed on the podcast only recently, certain EU citizens (principally […]