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UK Introduces Mandatory ETA for Visitors

A new electronic travel requirement for visitors to the UK takes effect on Wednesday, affecting citizens from dozens of countries, including the United States and Australia. The UK government says the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system is designed to modernise border controls and strengthen security. However, the rollout has created complications for some dual nationals, who are now required to present specific documentation to re-enter the country. What is an ETA and who must apply? An ETA is a digital travel permission required for nationals of 85 countries who previously could enter the UK without a visa. From 25 February, eligible travellers must obtain this authorisation before departure. Once granted, an ETA allows stays of up to six months for tourism, business or short-term study. It is valid for two years, or until the passport used in the application expires, […]

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UK to Scrap Refugee Family Reunion and Settlement Rights

The UK government has announced plans to end the refugee family reunion scheme and remove automatic settlement rights for those granted asylum. Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated the reforms aim to create a "fairer system" where the path to permanent settlement is longer and must be "earned via contribution to the country." The family reunion route, which allowed refugees in the UK to bring close family members to join them, will be scrapped entirely. This route had issued nearly 21,000 visas in the past year, mostly to women and children. The government argues these changes will help curb record levels of immigration and deter dangerous Channel crossings. Under the new policy, refugees will no longer be granted immediate permanent residency and will lose the automatic right to reunite with their families. Critics, including the Refugee Council, warn that the move […]

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UK Bans 100 Occupations from Foreign Recruitment to Reduce Migration

The UK government has introduced significant restrictions on foreign recruitment, barring over 100 occupations from being filled by international workers in a bid to reduce net migration. The new policy, unveiled by the Home Office on X (formerly Twitter) Saturday morning, is aimed at prioritizing job opportunities for British workers while reshaping the country's visa system. “Cutting net migration means getting the fundamentals right. More than 100 occupations are no longer eligible for overseas recruitment, opening up more jobs for British workers. A fairer, skills-focused system is now taking shape,” the statement read. This latest move is part of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s broader strategy to address migration, following his Labour Party's landslide victory in the 2024 general election, where he succeeded Rishi Sunak. Job Sectors Affected The occupations affected by the ban include roles in hospitality, logistics, healthcare […]

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Ghanaian Family in UK Faces Deportation Over Visa Sponsorship Issues.

A Ghanaian family living in the UK is facing deportation after their visa sponsor lost its licence, leaving them unable to afford replacement visas. Esther Kondu, a care worker, and her husband Osei, a former teacher, moved to the UK in 2022 with their three young daughters. After their sponsor's collapse, Esther secured a new job, but delays in visa applications resulted in their rejection. Osei, who had started army training, is now unable to work due to the situation. An immigration lawyer and a UK MP are advocating for the family, urging the Home Office to reconsider its stance.

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