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23 Jun 2026
The Home Office now runs automated fingerprint checks on UK visa applications made in the US and Jamaica, expanding a scheme already covering settlement and citizenship.
23 Jun 2026
UKVI updated its nationality guidance for caseworkers on 17 June 2026, covering ceremonies, how decisions are made, and how to seek reconsideration.
16 Jun 2026
Dependants of Health and Care Worker visa holders are receiving Home Office departure letters as visas granted before 2024 rule changes now expire.
15 Jun 2026
The Home Office recorded 71,700 family visa applications in the year to May 2026, down 4% from 74,900 a year earlier.
13 Jun 2026
UKVI removed the online MCC form on 10 June 2026. Visa holders must now report changes in circumstances using the paper form only.
13 Jun 2026
UK scale-up businesses in Clean Energy, Life Sciences and Digital sectors can now claim up to £25,000 a year to cover visa fees for international hires.
12 Jun 2026
Ofqual fined Cambridge English £875,000 after automated marking errors in IELTS affected 62,794 learners between August 2023 and September 2025.
12 Jun 2026
New Home Office data shows Health and Care Worker applications fell 62% and Skilled Worker applications fell 39% in the year to May 2026.
10 Jun 2026
GOV.UK updated guidance confirms you can use an expired BRP to prove settled status for 24 months after expiry, or until 31 December 2026.
06 Jun 2026
A House of Commons Library briefing confirms that proposed longer ILR qualifying periods are not yet law, with ministers pointing to autumn 2026.