Latest News: Residency
23 September 2009 Transitional arrangements for earned citizenship
The UK Border Agency has announced transitional arrangements for migrants who will be on the journey to British citizenship when earned citizenship is introduced.
18 September 2009 UK Border Agency launches online booking for appointments
We are improving our customer service by offering a flexible new way for applicants to book appointments.
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7 September 2009 New visa route for Turkish businesspersons
The UK Border Agency has introduced a visa route for Turkish nationals applying to establish in business under the European Community Association Agreement.
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31 July 2009 Certificates of approval - policy for the return of application fees
If you applied for a certificate of approval for marriage or civil partnership between 1 February 2005 and 8 April 2009, you may now be eligible to have the fee returned to you.
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19 June 2009 Highly skilled migrant programme - revised policy document on the judicial review judgment of 6 April 2009
We have published a revised version of our policy document on the HSMP Forum Ltd judicial review judgment of 6 April 2009 (settlement in the United Kingdom).
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29 May 2009 Policy changes for dependants of Turkish citizens
The UK Border Agency has changed its policy on the dependants of Turkish citizens who are already legally in the United Kingdom.
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22 May 2009 Applying under European law - make sure your application is complete
The UK Border Agency is changing the way that it processes applications by European nationals and their families for registration certificates, cards and stamps.
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20 May 2009 HSMP Forum judicial review: arrangements resulting from the judgment of 6 April 2009
The UK Border Agency has put arrangements in place for migrants covered by the judgment of 6 April 2009 in the judicial review brought by the HSMP Forum Ltd.
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20 May 2009 Revised SET(O) form for applications to settle in the United Kingdom
The UK Border Agency has published a revised version of its SET(O) application form. The form should be used by some types of applicant when they apply settlement (also called permanent residence or 'indefinite leave to remain') in the United Kingdom.
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7 May 2009 Gurkha decisions - Government response
The Home Office today reiterated its position regarding outstanding cases by Gurkha soldiers seeking settlement in the UK.
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