The UK government has set out a series of proposed reforms to the immigration system. These changes are currently under public consultation and have not yet come into force. Final details may vary once the consultation concludes and the government publishes a Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules.
The summary below reflects what has been announced so far, together with the currently expected implementation dates.

The Home Office has rolled out pivotal changes for sponsor licence holders, introducing stricter compliance requirements and clarifying long-standing rules. At Tate Solutions, we believe these updates are crucial for businesses to ensure ethical practices and maintain their licence status. Let’s break down the key updates, their implications, and how you can adapt effectively.

The Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) is a digital travel pass required for non-visa nationals entering the UK. Rolling out fully by April 2025, the ETA enhances border security while enabling up to six months of travel for tourism, study, or business. Learn how to apply and stay ahead of the phased rollout.

From 1 January 2025, the UK is replacing physical immigration documents like BRPs with a fully digital system called eVisa. This streamlined process allows holders to prove their status easily through share codes, making travel and compliance more efficient. Find out who needs an eVisa, how to apply, and key deadlines to avoid disruption.