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CJ McKinney

  • Immigration Specialist, House of Commons
London
As seen in: The Irish Times, The i Paper, TheJournal.ie, Full Fact, Legal Cheek, Free Movement, House of Commons Library
Covers:  Immigration, legal affairs
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House of Commons Library briefing explains how the UK can exclude foreign nationals for the “public good”

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By CJ McKinney, Melanie Gower, Grace Alston
| ein.org.uk
The House of Commons Library has published an updated version of its helpful research briefing on Government's powers to prevent foreign nationals from entering the country when their presence is considered "not conducive to the public good". You can read a full copy of the briefing below or download it here.
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Updated briefing on Ukraine visa schemes published by Commons Library after Ukraine Permission Extension renewed

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By CJ McKinney, Melanie Gower, Harriet Samuel
| ein.org.uk
The House of Commons Library this week updated its helpful research briefing on the UK's visa schemes for Ukrainian nationals. Image credit: WikipediaYou can read a copy of the briefing below and you can download the original 26-page briefing here. The briefing outlines the UK's response following the 2022 Russian invasion, which included relaxed immigration rules and the introduction of bespoke visa routes.
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Immigration fee levels and recent changes detailed in updated Commons Library briefing

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By CJ McKinney, Esme Kirk-Wade
| ein.org.uk
The House of Commons Library last week updated its helpful briefing examining the structure, levels and policy framework of immigration fees in the UK. Image credit: UK GovernmentYou can read a full copy of the briefing below and you can download the original 19-page report here. It covers current fee levels, exemptions, how fees are set, historical increases, recent government changes, parliamentary scrutiny, and comparisons with other countries.
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