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Any benefits of the new ‘concierge service’ for high-growth businesses would be completely outweighed by the earned settlement proposals
Comments from Chancellor Rachel Reeves in January at Davos have materialised into two new schemes to attract more high-growth businesses to the UK. Announced as part of London Tech Week, the two new ‘concierge service’ schemes include visa fee reimbursements and a fast-track for Office for Investment-backed overseas businesses.
All change - the EU Settlement Scheme becomes increasingly unsettled
In the last few months there have been a number of significant changes to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) and the changes will carry on into next year as well. Here we take a look over a timeline of EUSS changes this year in July, August, September and October as well as the plans for next year.
Are you ready to apply for pre-travel authorisation to Europe next year? ETIAS - the immigration and criminal law issues to consider
The European Travel Information Authorisation System (ETIAS) is due to launch in 2024. It will apply to British citizens and as well as the practical requirement to obtain authorisation before travel to the EU, anyone with any criminal issues should plan ahead. People who frequently travel to the EU on business or want to go there on holiday should think about whether the ETIAS scheme will prevent them.
What is the UK’s immigration policy for survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire?
Following the tragic fire on 14 June 2017 at Grenfell Tower, on 5 July 2017 the UK government announced a dedicated Grenfell survivors’ policy, which provided for a temporary 12-month immigration amnesty for survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire to regularise their immigration status. On 2 January 2023 the policies were updated for survivors applying to settle in the UK.
What now for performers in the UK and EU? | Lexology
European Union, United Kingdom January 21 2021 As covered in our previous blog, the end of free movement will affect the ability of entertainers from the EU to work in the UK. But recent press has also surrounded the ability, or lack of it, of touring British citizen performers to work in the EU.
The use of Artificial Intelligence by the Home Office to stream visa applications | Lexology
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November 12 2019 The growth of technology has brought a great deal of efficiency and security to almost all organisations and businesses. But such progress may have taken a slightly wrong turn as the reliance on artificial intelligence by the Home Office as a streaming tool for visa applications may actually be carrying out its functions on grounds of racial bias.
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