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Changes to Right to Work Checks from 6 April 2022
By Richmond Chambers -

The Home Office has announced that as of 06 April 2022, the only way that employers will be permitted to carry out Right to Work checks for certain employees, will be electronically. How Can Employers Carry Out...

 Right to Work Checks Currently? As it stands, there are currently three ways in which a Right to Work check can be carried out: Manual Right to Work checks: This requires employers to obtain original...

Settlement or ILR on the UK Ancestry Route
By Jasmine Theilgaard - Immigration Barrister

In our recent blog post, we provided details of the requirements for a UK Ancestry visa. A UK Ancestry visa will be valid for a period of five years. After a continuous period of five years in the UK on this route,...

 you may be eligible to apply for indefinite leave to remain (settlement). The main requirements for settlement as a UK Ancestry visa holder are now set out in Appendix UK Ancestry, and will be discussed...

Better working conditions and social rights for seasonal workers
By Richmond Chambers -

Non-EU seasonal workers would enjoy basic working and living conditions, such as a minimum wage and decent accommodation, under draft legislation endorsed by the European Civil Liberties Committee. These...

 rules would tackle exploitation, while preventing temporary stays from becoming permanent. The European Commission estimates that over 100,000 third-country seasonal workers come to the EU every year.

Automatic settlement for skilled workers to end
By Richmond Chambers -

As part of the government's commitment to reviewing the immigration system, a consultation was launched last summer proposing reforms to employment-related settlement, Tier 5 and overseas domestic worker routes.

 As part of the government's commitment to reviewing the immigration system, a consultation was launched last summer proposing reforms to employment-related settlement, Tier 5 and overseas domestic worker routes.

Making immigration work for Britain
By Richmond Chambers -

The creation of a sustainable selective immigration system that encourages the brightest and best to come to the UK has been reaffirmed by Immigration Minister Damian Green.

 The creation of a sustainable selective immigration system that encourages the brightest and best to come to the UK has been reaffirmed by Immigration Minister Damian Green.

Judgment on carers of British Citizens
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The Court of Justice of the European Union recently handed down judgment in the case of Ruiz Zambrano (C-34/09). This judgment creates a right to reside and work for the sole carer of a dependent British citizen...

 when that carer has no other right of residence in the UK, and removing the carer from the UK would mean the British citizen would have to leave the European Union. The UK Border Agency has been considering...

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