- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 77
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Welcome to episode 77 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This month we cover a number of positive court decisions on Article 3, no recourse to public funds and immigration fees. We then mention the main coronavirus updates before turning to a few bits and pieces from EU law and some important asylum updates. British nationality law and policy also gets a mention, as do some changes to the Immigration Rules that came into force on 4 June.
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The downloadable 30-minute podcast follows the running order below:
Article 3 medical cases
Supreme Court offers hope to seriously ill migrants facing deportation and death
No recourse to public funds
Part of no recourse to public funds policy declared unlawful
Home Office softens no recourse to public funds policy following High Court defeat
Fees
Immigration Health Surcharge to be waived for NHS and social care workers
Immigration application fee destitution policy found unlawful
Coronavirus
Coronavirus and the UK immigration system
Worried that furloughing or redundancy could affect your visa? Here’s what you need to know
EU law
Lengthy absences from the UK can put EU pre-settled status at risk
You can carry on with an old-style EU law appeal even if granted settled status
No need to be a “qualified person” to use the Surinder Singh route
European Commission accuses UK government of violating EU citizens’ rights
Asylum
New Kabul country guidance: individualised assessment of relocation required
New Dublin III policy brings significant changes for family reunification
Nationality
It just got more difficult for Europeans to become British citizens
Tribunal: nullified nullification no barrier to deprivation of British citizenship
Points Based System
New statement of changes to the Immigration Rules: CP 232
Norn Iron
People born in Northern Ireland get improved family reunion rights
Procedure
“Slip rule” can be used to allow an appeal dismissed by accident
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