As the UK continues to navigate a post-Brexit landscape, our Spring 2025 Q&A addresses key work visa updates and changes in corporate immigration policy, highlighting essential information for employers and foreign workers alike. Stay informed!
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The UK government has announced significant increases in immigration and nationality fees, impacting applicants seeking visas, citizenship, and other services. Stakeholders are advised to prepare for heightened costs in the immigration process, effective soon.
The UK is set to introduce exceptions to its Limited Electronic Travel Authorisation (LETA) requirements, as outlined by immigration law firm Fragomen. This adjustment aims to streamline travel for specific categories, enhancing access for select visitors.
Starting January 2024, nationals of Trinidad and Tobago will require a visa to enter the United Kingdom. This change, as reported by immigration firm Fragomen, aims to enhance border security and regulate immigration flows more effectively.
Spain’s proposed immigration law, which empowers regional governments to manage local immigration policies, has advanced towards approval. This move aims to address regional needs and streamline integration processes, reflecting diverse local contexts.
The UK government has announced an extension to the eVisa grace period, allowing travelers more flexibility in their stay. This change aims to facilitate smoother entry for foreign nationals and enhance the UK’s appeal as a welcoming destination.