UK Immigration Webinar | UK Sponsorship update with the Home Office
Monday 23 October 2023
Business immigration and sponsorship update with the Home Office
Join us as we host senior speakers from the Home Office to explore key issues for employers and migrant workers.
Following recent changes to business immigration, LDI invites you to gain insights into the latest developments and expected future changes to sponsorship, to ensure your business is compliant.
Senior Home Office officials and LDI Partners will discuss operational and policy developments over the past year and looking ahead into 2024, including:
- digitalisation of sponsorship operations, including sponsorship management system (SMS) and compliance obligations;
- introduction of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme and rollout of digital eVisa immigration status;
- update on forecast ahead for business immigration in the UK.
Date: Monday 13 November 2023
Time: 2pm to 3pm GMT
Chairs: Sophie Barrett-Brown (Senior Partner and Head of UK Practice) and Natasha Chell (Partner and Head of Risk and Compliance)
Home Office speakers: James Turner and Vikkie Cawthorne (Work Services, UK Visas and Immigration), Lee Graham and John Harrison (Digital Status Team)
For any further information about the webinar, please contact events@lauradevine.com.
For information on changes to UK immigration law, see our website, contact a lawyer or email enquiries@lauradevine.com.
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