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Workers

Low pay, part time, maternity leave, claiming benefits, unemployment, evidence needed, how to apply and more

Self employed

"Famine and feast", low pay, sporadic earnings, evidence needed, how to apply and more

Self sufficient

Sources of funds, comprehensive sickness insurance, evidence needed, how to apply and more

Students

What study counts, level of income needed, comprehensive sickness insurance, evidence needed, how to apply and more

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Zambrano applications made before the end of the transition period should still be considered after that date

The Court of Appeal has said that where an application for an EEA family permit as a Zambrano carer under the Immigration (European Economic Area

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3rd July 2025
BY Sonia Lenegan

Statement of changes: HC 836 sees changes to permitted absences for EU Settlement Scheme

A new statement of changes to the immigration rules (HC: 836) has been published today and before your adrenaline gets going I can tell you

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24th June 2025
BY Sonia Lenegan

Poor drafting of Appendix EU criticised again by Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal has once again asked the Home Office to please do something about the state of Appendix EU. The context this time

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29th May 2025
BY Sonia Lenegan

What amendments are being made to the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill?

The Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill has completed its committee stage in the House of Commons and report stage will take place on Monday

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9th May 2025
BY Sonia Lenegan

‘Life in Germany is not significantly different from life in the UK’: EU nationals and the ‘insurmountable obstacles’ test

The Court of Appeal has considered in Ackom v SSHD [2025] EWCA Civ 537 an appeal by a German national against deportation. The key point

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7th May 2025
BY Nick Nason

Is it discriminatory to prevent non-EEA nationals with pre-settled status from being joined in the UK by their spouse?

There is a strong argument that the answer to this question is yes. The Home Office recently conceded a judicial review brought on this basis.

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22nd April 2025
BY Iain Halliday
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