United Kingdom: General Immigration

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Salaries Under Scrutiny: Sponsors Face Increased Compliance Risk
The Home Office's April 2026 updates to Skilled Worker sponsor guidance introduce stricter salary compliance requirements and increased scrutiny through HMRC data cross-checking. Sponsors now face heightened risks of licence revocation for salary-related breaches, making it essential to understand permitted deductions, reporting obligations, and the new 'pay per period' rule. This analysis examines common compliance pitfalls and provides practical steps to minimize exposure to enforcement action.
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Lewis Silkin
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Navigating 2026's Immigration Changes: Addressing Skill Gaps And Compliance Risks In UK Manufacturing
UK manufacturers face mounting workforce pressures in 2026 as immigration policy reforms reshape talent acquisition strategies. With net migration at a five-year low and Home Office enforcement at record levels, businesses must balance recruiting specialized talent against fundamental compliance risks that could result in penalties or sponsor licence revocation.
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Womble Bond Dickinson
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EU Settlement Scheme Settled Status: New Automated Grant Procedure And The Commencement Of Pre-Settled Status Removals
The Home Office has introduced significant changes to the EU Settlement Scheme, including automated conversions to settled status and a new systematic process for removing pre-settled status from individuals who no longer meet residency requirements. With approximately 1.4 million people still holding pre-settled status as of late 2025, these policy shifts will affect a substantial portion of the UK's EEA and Swiss population.
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Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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