A Statement of Changes to the immigration rules was published on 26 November 2024 which modified the rules for Colombian nationals, and introduced changes to the rules for Ukraine visas. Read on to find out more. The post Colombia removed from the visa free travel list and Ukraine Visa […]

On 25 September 2024, Woodcock Law & Notary Public held a Macmillan coffee morning at our Sheffield office to raise money for an important cause. The post Our Macmillan coffee morning appeared first on Woodcock Law.

The locations of UK visa application centres around the world, and within the UK, will soon be changing. Keep reading to find out what this means for you. The post Visa application centres location changes appeared first on Woodcock Law.

The first Statement of Changes for the immigration rules under the new Labour Government has been released and includes the introduction of a new visa. The post A new visa, changes to the ETA, and more appeared first on Woodcock Law.

The result of the upcoming UK General Election will see many changes in UK policies, including immigration. We shall explore the different immigration policies of the parties in our blog. The post UK General Election 2024 immigration policies you should know appeared first on Woodcock Law.

Since late last year and early this year, the Government has been implementing plans to cut net migration. We shall explore the statistics released so far this year, and see what has been happening. The post Have the UK Government’s plans to cut immigration worked so far? appeared first […]

The upcoming election will be the first time many people in the UK will be able to vote. Find out if you are eligible in our blog. The post Who can vote in the 2024 UK General Election? appeared first on Woodcock Law.

The Graduate Visa will remain available for the foreseeable future. Read on to find out more about the results of the review. The post The 2024 Graduate Visa review: the visa will stay appeared first on Woodcock Law.

On 11 April 2024, the British Government introduced changes to the rules around 10 years’ long residence. Find out more in our blog. The post Updates to the 10 years long residence settlement route appeared first on Woodcock Law.