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Work to restore control of Britainās borders has seen the first of sweeping reforms to the immigration system introduced by the Home Secretary today.
The Home Secretary gave an oral statement to the House of Commons on 12 May to introduce the 'Restoring Control over the Immigration System' white paper.
Radical reforms to Britainās immigration system, restoring control to our borders and reducing record-high levels of net migration have been set out.
New reforms to deportation and removal rules will make it easier to remove foreign criminals committing crimes in the UK.
International recruitment for care workers will end under plans announced by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper.āÆ
The Prime Minister will today announce an end to Britainās failed experiment in open borders that saw migration soar to one million a year by ensuring people coming here earn the right to stay in the country.
Britain's failed immigration system will be radically reformed so the system is controlled, managedĀ and fair under a landmark white paper.
Employers will be required to prioritise recruiting international care workers already in England before recruiting from overseas.
ETAs are digitally linked to a travellerās passport and ensure that more robust security checks are carried out before people begin their journey to the UK.
The UK will develop a new sanctions regime to cripple people smuggling crime rings and starve them of illicit finance fuelling their operations.
The government has delivered on its manifesto promise to strengthen the independent Migration Advisory Committee (MAC).
Net migration is 4 times higher than it was 5 years ago, driven by record levels of overseas recruitment as the government acts to bring numbers down.
Shameless businesses who commit serious offences will be banned from sponsoring overseas workers to crack down on visa abuse and prevent exploitation.Ā
Conoce la AutorizaciĆ³n de Viaje ElectrĆ³nica (ETA), que necesitarĆ”s para viajar al Reino Unido si tienes nacionalidad mexicana y actualmente no necesitas visa.
People dealing with the death of their partner and facing financial hardship will soon be able to apply to have the application fee for settlement waived.
Government action cuts migration on key routes by 25% in the first 4 months of 2024, compared to the same period in 2023.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Progress on immigration as numbers on key visa routes fall 24%, detentions start after passing of Rwanda law, and a major crackdown begins on illegal working.
Robust Home Secretary action has driven an almost 80% fall in student dependant applications in the first quarter of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023.
The Home Secretary met Italian counterparts and other key figures in Rome to discuss tackling the migrant crisis. Both countries agreed to step up efforts across Europe and Africa.
Income required to bring family to the UK increased as final measure of package to reduce legal migration comes into force.
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