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New rules sidestep Pankina and English UK
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The Government has laid a new Statement of Changes (HC 382) that incorporates the parts of the Points Based System policy guidance ruled unlawful in the Pankina and English UK cases. This reinstitutes the three month £800 requirement and the minimum of level of English language qualification required by foreign students coming to the UK to study English.
Why appeal when you can simply change the rules, after all? This was always a likely outcome. However, the effect of Pankina and English UK remains: only the parts of the old guidance that are properly incorporated into the Immigration Rules themselves will be binding.
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does this mean the pankina case is now irrelevant?