The UK Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) have rolled out a new digital-first policy that allows applicants who have lost their original documents to submit digital copies instead. This marks a significant step toward modernising the UK immigration process — offering greater flexibility, reducing administrative delays, and ensuring genuine applicants can still progress with their visa applications despite document loss or damage.
The UK government has announced an accelerated visa process for Gaza scholars and medical evacuees. This humanitarian measure aims to support academic exchange, medical relief, and international solidarity amid the Gaza crisis. AXIS Solicitors explores what this new policy means, who qualifies, and how applicants can benefit.
The Home Office Classification Changes introduce stricter data handling rules, including the new “Official – Sensitive” label. Learn what the public can and can’t access under Version 3.0, how it affects transparency, and what these reforms mean for individuals and organisations dealing with UK immigration and government data.
The UK government has introduced a streamlined British citizenship route for Irish citizens. Axis Solicitors explores what’s changed, who qualifies, and how Irish nationals can benefit from expert legal support to secure their British nationality.
The UK Immigration Salary List 2025 introduces significant changes to salary thresholds for visa applicants. This guide explores its implications for employers and prospective migrants under the Skilled Worker and Health and Care Worker visa routes.
The UK and EU have entered a new phase of cooperation. From youth visas to border travel, this UK EU reset brings real changes. Here’s what you need to know — and how Axis Solicitors can help.