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UK immigration developments: deportation powers, UK-France returns, EUSS travel/eVisa risks, work visa trends, ARAP national security ruling

Published on: 14 August 2025

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  • Key developments
  • UK immigration control: how it works
  • EU law rights and EU Settlement Scheme
  • Challenging immigration decisions and enforcement
  • Daily and weekly news alerts
  • New and updated content
  • Latest Q&A
  • Key developments
  • Future developments—Immigration calendar

Our Immigration calendar highlights upcoming milestones of interest to business immigration advisers.

UK immigration control: how it works

Migration Observatory briefing analyses work visa trends and migrant labour in the UK

The Migration Observatory has released a briefing by Ben Brindle and Madeleine Sumption on work visas and the UK’s migrant workforce. It reviews labour migration before and after the post-Brexit regime took effect in January 2021, setting out figures on the volume and categories of work permissions issued, shifts in the make-up of the migrant labour force, and the influence of policy changes such as pay thresholds and sponsorship requirements. The analysis also considers sectoral pressures—most notably in health and social care—alongside evidence of exploitation risks affecting migrant staff, and notes the growing share of international students remaining in the UK via post-study options and longer-term work routes. The principal findings of the briefing are summarised in this news item...

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