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Sponsor Licence Compliance: Home Office Announces Tougher Measures For Employers
By Eve Loveman - Legal Associate

In This Article 1. Home Office Crack Down on Immigration Law Breaches and Sponsor Licence Requirements 2. Longer Cooling-Off Periods for Sponsor Licence Revocation 3. Extended Action Plans for Sponsor...

 Licence Compliance 4. Preventing Sponsors From Passing Sponsorship Costs to Employees 5. Aligning Immigration and Employment Laws for Sponsor Licence Holders 6. Steps Employers Can Take to Safeguard Their Sponsor...

Immigration Skills Charge - A Guide for Employers
By Richmond Chambers -

As a Sponsor, you may be required to pay the Immigration Skills Charge (ISC) each time you sponsor a migrant in the Skilled Worker or Global Business Mobility – Senior or Specialist Worker category. You will...

 need to pay the Immigration Skills Charge if the worker you are sponsoring on either of the above routes is applying for a visa to work in the UK for 6 months or more or is applying from within the UK for...

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