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Immigration Latest Articles
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13/03/2025
Immigration Changes 2025 – what does this mean for the Care Sector?
29/10/2024
Six Steps to Sponsorship: How to Obtain a Sponsor Licence to Sponsor Skilled Workers in the UK
16/09/2024
Visitor visa - needed for travel to the UK in advance of trip
09/09/2024
Labour crackdown on illegal working and exploitation in rural, hospitality and food and drink sectors
04/09/2024
eVisa – UK Visas and Immigration is going digital
14/02/2024
Immigration changes 2024
12/02/2024
Red flags When Buying a Care Home – Employment and Immigration Law Update for 2024
31/01/2024
The High Court Rules on Care Home Compliance – Two Recent High Court Judgements Concerning Whether Two Separate Care Homes Should Have Their Sponsor Licence Revoked