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Barrister, writer, campaigner and consultant specialising in immigration law

Author: colinyeo

Posted on 13 March 2014

Immigration barrister and blogger

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Latest from my immigration law blog

Afghan scheme closed immediately and major changes to skilled worker route – statement of changes: HC 997 1 July 2025
As trailed in the immigration white paper but mysteriously absent from last week’s statement of changes, the skilled worker route is being overhauled with a view to far fewer people being able to use it. Yes that’s right, a mere week after the last lot, we have yet another statement of changes. You can find […]
Concern over new police powers to ensure more foreign nationals are removed from the country 1 July 2025
The Crime and Policing Bill is currently awaiting second reading in the House of Lords and it introduces a number of new measures which expand police powers. BID is concerned that these new powers risk unfair deportation of people with limited leave to remain for minor offences. One part of the Bill, clause 144, is […]
What are the continuing professional development requirements for immigration lawyers? 30 June 2025
Immigration and asylum law in particular is a complex and fast moving area, and it is crucial that lawyers stay up to date to best serve their clients. It is also a regulatory requirement that must be met annually. There is no longer a minimum hours requirement for continuous professional development training and training can […]

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