The High Court has considered procedural fairness in protection claims, including when the Home Office makes a certification decision.

The immigration team at Southwark Law Centre delivers specialist legal advice and assistance including outreach, telephone and email advice to frontline

From when the EU Settlement Scheme opened to 30 June 2026, the Home Office has told 1,473 people that their status was 'granted in error'. But letting their

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The High Court has held that there is no variable approach to good character: it applies in the same way to both registration and naturalisation.

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There have been significant developments since the Supreme Court case of G v G in regards to child abduction and asylum. Where are we now?

Research has found almost half of those surveyed (46%) would vote to rejoin the EU, which would mean accepting free movement.

Employers in the UK are required to conduct right to work checks to ensure that their workers have the legal right to work. If they employ someone without

The UK expansion worker visa is part of the global business mobility route. It enables overseas businesses seeking to expand into the UK to temporarily assign

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The rules relating to refusal periods for the majority of applicants are at part Suitability of the Immigration Rules.  

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The Home Office has published new guidance today on the process that merges the asylum screening interview and the substantive interview into one. This was

The Court of Appeal has dismissed two sponsor licence revocation appeals and answers two questions that often emerge in revocation challenges.

Asylum & human rights, 28 Sep 2026. First published. Via Free Movement's Immigration Updates Dashboard.

Asylum & human rights, 28 Sep 2026. Updated the booklet to include information about the Single Protection Interview. Via Free Movement's Immigration Updates Dashboard.

The High Court has quashed the fourth refusal of an Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP) application made by a former Afghan Anti-Terrorism Court

This week, we are running our sixth reader survey since we started surveying in 2013. We are very interested in what you think of Free Movement, and what you

The Home Office has driven sponsor licence revocations in the care sector to a record high, for anything from exploitation to compliance issues.

The Immigration Advice Authority has announced a major overhaul of its competence assessments. There are new syllabuses at every level, an additional ethics

A decision to treat an appeal as abandoned is an ‘excluded’ decision and there is no right of appeal to the Upper Tribunal.

Lords Committee questions quality control after the March 2026 statement of changes deleted Appendix Visitor: Transit Without Visa Scheme.

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