News
There are constant changes and updates to immigration rules and policy, our selection of UK and US immigration news and articles can help you keep up-to-date.
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6 April 2020
Migration Advisory Committee commissioned: Shortage Occupation List report
The Home Office commissioned the Migration Advisory Committee to review the Shortage Occupation List for the new immigration system.
3 April 2020
COVID-19 US immigration – latest updates from USCIS
USCIS has announced updates on the processing and submission of immigrant and nonimmigrant petitions in response to the COVID-19 emergency.
3 April 2020
COVID-19 UK immigration update: new guidance issued
The Home Office has issued new COVID-19 policy guidance. Unfortunately, it left many issues unaddressed.
3 April 2020
The Brexit Immigration Survival Guide for Reader’s Digest
Laura Devine and Malini Skandachanmugarasan comment on the steps to take to survive the effects of Brexit for Reader's Digest.
31 March 2020
COVID-19: new guidance for adjusted manual right to work checks
The Home Office has now issued new guidance on adjusted measures for manual right to work checks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
27 March 2020
Windrush Report – will lessons be learned?
Malini Skandachanmugarasan and Amy Booth consider the Windrush Report, its findings, key recommendations and implications for LexisNexis.
19 March 2020
US immigration – COVID-19 impact
Increasing self-isolation measures have created unprecedented US immigration and travel issues, such as the closure of USCIS and consular offices and…
18 March 2020
UK immigration – COVID-19 impact on employer right to work checks, Biometric Residence Permit collections and the processing of visa applications
The outbreak of COVID-19 and increasing self-isolation measures of the public have created unprecedented UK immigration issues.
18 March 2020
What does Brexit mean for your health care arrangements?
Brexit will alter your health care arrangements when planning a stay in the EU