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Latest News Articles

> Updates are always coming in so please check back on a regular basis...

Sham wedding powers ruled illegal

Law Lords have ruled the home secretary cannot use controversial powers to stop sham marriages as they discriminate against foreigners in the UK...

Strict new rules for foreign students

Foreign students hoping to come to the UK to study will have to meet strict new criteria, the Government announced today...

Sponsor register open to all

The following statement about the sponsor register for tiers 2, 4 and 5 of the points based system was made on the UK Border Agency website on 28 July 2008...

Visa curbs on foreign brides and bridegrooms to tackle forced marriages

Teenage foreign brides and bridegrooms are to be barred from entering Britain on marriage visas under measures announced yesterday to tackle forced weddings...

Governments propose border checks

The first formal border checks between Britain and Ireland in more than 80 years have been proposed by the two governments...

Highly Skilled Migrant Programme Forum Judicial Review: implementation of arrangements resulting from the judgement of 8 April 2008

The following is a statement from the UK Border Agency regarding the implementation of the HSMP Forum Judicial Review...