- BY Sonia Lenegan
Immigration roundup podcast: January 2024
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Colin and I have rounded up January 2024. We cover the government’s claims to have cleared the ‘legacy’ asylum backlog and look at the three backlogs that have replaced it. We discuss the latest in an increasingly long list of cases in which the Home Office has behaved poorly. Also covered are gender based asylum claims, new rules for business visitors, care homes both losing and keeping their sponsor licences, as well as an interesting case on detention and the Illegal Migration Act.
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The 30 minute podcast follows the running order below.
Asylum (00:26)
Reduction in asylum backlog achieved mainly through withdrawals and questionnaires
The inadmissibility process and the three new asylum backlogs
High Court reminder in age assessment challenge of the importance of providing papers on time
Briefing: evidence and arguments in asylum claims based on gender-based violence
CJEU: Women who are victims of gender-based violence can qualify for refugee status
Points based system (11:48)
High Court quashes Home Office decision to revoke another care home’s sponsor licence
Care home operator loses ability to sponsor overseas workers after compliance failures
More flexibility for business visitors from today
Dates confirmed for changes to income thresholds for family and skilled worker visas
Tax residence in the UK: when do people become liable for income and capital gains tax?
Appendix Children: which routes does it apply to and what are the requirements?
Detention (18:18)
High Court grants bail to person detained under new Illegal Migration Act powers
Family immigration (23:00)
How to avoid the minimum income requirement for partners under Appendix FM
Webinar: Exceptional circumstances in family-based immigration applications
EU Settlement Scheme (25:38)
Changes to treatment of some late applications to the EU Settlement Scheme in new guidance
Updated (27:45)
What are the immigration rules for settled returning residents of the United Kingdom?
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