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The latest quarterly immigration tribunal statistics were released this morning and appear to show the asylum appeal backlog coming under control. Is the immigration tribunal finally getting a grip on the situation, just as it is about to be abolished? The asylum appeals backlog rose from 87,450 to 90,341. There was a time when an […]

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The global business mobility: secondment worker visa route is for overseas workers who are undertaking temporary assignments in the UK. The worker must be seconded to the UK as part of a high value contract or investment by their employer overseas. The global business mobility umbrella was launched on 11 April 2022 and contains five immigration […]

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Job title: Senior Supervising Caseworker – Immigration Organisation: Manchester Refugee Support Network Location: Manchester Deadline: Rolling Salary: £35,000 plus generous benefits Website: https://www.mrsn.org.uk/about/careers/ Contact for role: Kathryn Chapple – [email protected] About the role and how to apply: Responding to a high demand for legal aid representation in t...

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Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! The Home Office published a new statement of changes to the immigration rules last week. Skilled Worker visa holders who receive a positive conclusive grounds decision recognising them as a victim of modern slavery will be able to leave their employer and work for any other employer, or be self-employed […]

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The High Court has quashed two refusals of relocation under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP), finding that former security guards from the British Embassy in Kabul had not been given a fair opportunity to present their cases. The eligibility criteria contained in the published guidance are very broad, while internal guidance existed that […]

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