In January, the Home Office introduced legislation to set the maximum amounts it can charge for visa, immigration and nationality applications over the next 4 years. This legislation is now in force.
All nationals from outside of Europe coming to live in the UK for longer than six months will be required to pay a ‘health surcharge’ in order to gain access to the NHS.
Today 11 January 2016, the government set out its proposed changes to the fees for visas, immigration and nationality applications and associated premium services for 2016–17.
A Super Priority Visa Service is now being offered at the British Consulate-General (BCG) in New York.
The UK’s immigration minister has announced changes to the UK’s citizenship test.
The Immigration Rules for visitors are being consolidated to reduce the current 15 routes to four, simplifying the application process and enabling visitors to engage in a wider variety of activities in each visitor sub-category than currently permitted.
A summary of the changes to the Tier 2 visa from the 6th of April 2015.
From 6 April 2015 most non-EEA nationals coming to the UK for over 6 months will be required to pay a new “health surcharge”.
