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Immigration has enriched the fabric of communities across the UK beyond measure. But it needs to be sustainable, fair, and work in the national interest.

The measures to tighten student visas, which came into force in January, have prevented most international students starting courses this year from bringing family members, the UK government has said

Nottingham Building Society and Nova Credit, the world’s only cross-border credit bureau, have agreed a partnership that will enable foreign nationals in the UK to access and leverage their overseas credit history when applying for mortgage finance to buy a home in the UK.

The Prime Minister of United Kingdom has revealed that the recent action to mitigate the number of dependants in the country has experienced a “significant fall” as they have now reduced by 80 per cent.

Please note: while we address certain country-specific updates, this Alert contains information regarding global requirements, policies, and procedures as they stand as of the date of...

UK government has seen 80% drop in dependents of overseas students following visa crackdown, with 26,000 fewer applications.

Indians have led the international student visa tally in recent years and these figures indicate that a downward trend noted earlier this year is likely to mean fewer Indian students choosing UK universities.

UK governments visa changes impact dependents and Indian students. Restrictions on visa switches and care workers. Focus on reducing legal migration. Indian study visas decline. Skilled Worker visa threshold raised ahead of general election.

The immigration system is designed to attract workers with advanced skills, but UK startups need scrappy and ambitious young people too

New Immigration Rules came into force in the UK on 4 April 2024 which affect employers who sponsor workers under the Skilled worker or Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist...