Massive new Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 1025

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More analysis on HC 1025 to follow when I get a chance. Lots of stuff in there, including a whole new set of rules for visitors, lots of changes to the Points Based System and some potentially nasty stuff on asylum too.

Immigration rules, Statement of Changes

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Philip Thomas says:

26 February 2015 at 7:37 pm

Yes, I skimmed the 215 page document briefly this evening. The restriction on recourse to public funds has appeared clearer, there’s a new part 15 which seems to prohibit immigrants from studying science degrees (without prior permission), and yes the new “Appendix V” for Visitors: one day they’ll run out of letters in the alphabet.