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Experts are predicting that more professionals will use unconventional immigration routes into the UK after the budget failed to offer any significant flexibility for those wishing to start businesses here. Changes to legal immigration policy contained in the budget do not make it any easier for investors and potential business owners to start businesses in […]

Launch of the UK Expansion Worker visa is major change for employees of international companies looking to expand into Britain. Full report, here.

On 11 April 2022, amidst one the biggest overhauls to the UK immigration system, the Home Office closed the Sole Representative visa.

If you’re looking to immigrate to the UK from South Africa, one possibility could be business relocation, writes Sable International.

Whether you are starting a new business or expanding an existing business into Britain, there are a range of business immigration visas you can use, including the UK Start-up visa, the UK Innovator visa and the newly introduced Global Business Mobility visa route.  Darren Faife, MD of Business Immigration at Sable International, advices on the latest UK business visa options and requirements. The UK’s new Global Business Mobility visa

Scheduled changes to the Immigration Rules providing new routes for individuals coming to the UK for business purposes under sponsored/non-sponsored routes.

The Home Office has published its latest Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules taking effect from 6 April 2022 which includes new immigration routes, as well as some changes and rebranding for existing routes.

As your business becomes more successful, you should consider expanding into the global market, says Scott Brown, director SME, Sable International.

As 2021 comes to an end, Newland Chase revisits new UK visa routes announced earlier this year and that are due to open in Spring 2022.

The new, liberalised visa and immigration system implemented by the UK government has opened the way for SMEs and start-ups from across the region to have easier access to British markets than ever before, said an industry expert.