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New Immigration Concessions for Afghan Nationals
By Alexandra Pease - Barrister Partner

In our Knowledge Centre we have recently explored the Afghan Citizens’ Resettlement Scheme (“ACRS”) which opened on 6 January 2022.  The Concessions to the Immigration Rules for Afghan nationals for...

 work and study routes, Version 1.0 was published on 17 January 2022 and provides new guidance for Afghan citizens who are already in the UK on study or work routes.  The concession also applies to dependants. ...

Afghanistan Citizens’ Resettlement Scheme
By Stefania Patuto - Immigration Barrister

The Afghanistan Citizen’ Resettlement Scheme is a new route opening for the resettlement of Afghan refugees, prioritising those most in need including women, girls and children given their particular vulnerability. Whilst...

 the route is not yet open, some further details about the route have been provided. When will the Afghanistan Citizens’ Resettlement Scheme open? The Afghanistan Citizens’ Resettlement Scheme...

New Immigration Rules for Afghan Citizens
By Richmond Chambers -

Following the Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC628, a new category of leave to enter has been created with effect from 1 October...

 2013. Part 7 of the Immigration Rules now provides a category for leave to enter to be granted to ‘relevant Afghan citizens’ and their dependents.

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