UK Immigration News

There have been no significant changes to processing times for WorkPermits UK. Customers can expect the following waiting times:

There have been no significant changes to processing times for WorkPermits UK. Customers can expect the following waiting times:

A new study claims that the British Government's statements about the benefits immigration brings to the country are exaggerated, reports The Telegraph newspaper.

It is likely that various UK Government nationality application fees will go up from 1 April 2005:

If you have been in the UK for five years and are not married to a British Citizen:

Naturalisation 6(1) - £268 (includes ceremony fee)

If you have been in the UK for at least three years and are married to a British Citizen:

There has been some confusion about the changes to the Working Holidaymaker Scheme of 8 February 2005. We are including some further details below.

We are including an analysis below of one important part of the Government's five year plan announced last month. A single points based system will replace all the different UK work permits and entry schemes. Work and study programmes will have a parallel system. The more skills you have, the more points you will get, increasing your chances of entry to the UK.