Yesterday, literary prize winner Behrouz Boochani was released from the detention centre where he has been living for the past six years on Papa New Guinea’s Manus Island. He received

With Brexit drawing ever-nearer, there are still plenty of uncertainties involved for all, British, European, and Worldwide. Especially important for students, and indeed of great personal concern to the author,

The Independent has recently reported growing concerns with the Home Office’s outsourcing of its UK Visa and Citizenship Applications Services (UKVCAS) to private company, Sopra Steria. Primary concerns around the

The BBC, in its recent ‘Crossing Divides- Immigration: Is Britain Becoming Less Anxious?’ article, it has been suggested that immigration now ‘barely registers’ on voters concerns. If it is true,

As many of you are aware the EU Settlement Scheme was fully operational from the 30 March 2019. This first weekend had over 50,000 Eu nationals and their family members

New immigration rules were announced on the 7 March 2019. Almost 300 pages of changes were introduced. Some of these changes, new Immigration rules will come into effect on the

The Home Office have published their fees for Immigration and Nationality Applications from the 29 March 2019. There is some good news here, that most of the fees look to