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Significant Changes to the UK’s Long Residence Rules

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By Alisa Bartholdy, Amelia Haynes
| Fragomen
In April 2024, the United Kingdom’s immigration rules underwent substantial changes. These changes reflect the objectives outlined in the Home Office’s five-point plan to curb net migration to the UK. Whilst much of the spotlight has been on the raised salary thresholds for sponsored workers and the , significant amendments have also been made to the long residence route (which has historically faced legal scrutiny and criticism due to ambiguity in drafting). What is a long residence application?
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Visa Routes Available to International Students in the UK Post-Graduation

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By Alisa Bartholdy, Alexander Hood, James Connolly
| Fragomen
There has been significant discussion lately regarding the prospective continuation of the Graduate visa in the United Kingdom. Despite the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) recommending its retention, it is prudent to examine the array of existing visa alternatives accessible to international students upon completion of their university studies. Graduate Visa As mentioned, the MAC has recommended that the Graduate visa be kept in place for the time being.
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UK Government Commissions Graduate Visa Route Review

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By Alisa Bartholdy, Alexander Hood, Elizabeth Collier
| Fragomen
The UK Government is considering whether the current Graduate visa route is achieving its goals and supporting the country’s reputation for world-class higher education. As a result, on 11 March 2024, the Home Secretary commissioned the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to carry out a rapid review of the route, with a tight 14 May 2024 deadline.
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