Explore key reforms in the UK Immigration White Paper 2025 and their impact on the Skilled Worker visa, settlement rules, and employer requirements.
Explore the 2025 UK immigration whitepaper detailing key reforms in work visas, study routes, border control, and domestic skills development.
Discover how the UK’s 2025 immigration rule changes impact skilled workers on self-sponsorship route, salary calculations, and investment deductions.
Company size thresholds changed on 6 April 2025, affecting UK sponsor licence holders. Learn to report changes and benefit from reduced ISC fees.
From 9 April 2025, new care worker sponsorship rules require hiring displaced workers, with exemptions and faster visa processing as added benefits.
Skilled Worker visa route changes from 9 April 2025: Salary threshold hike, self-sponsorship limits, care sector recruitment rules, and new eligibility criteria
The factors UK visa holders need to consider when they transform to UK eVisa from BRPs.
Even though changes have been made to other visa routes, the latest one focuses more on skilled worker visas and the new salary thresholds.
Supplementary employment is additional work taken up by sponsored workers outside their usual primary job.
The UK is planning to digitise immigration, and visas are the first step towards this plan. More information will be available by the end of 2024.
