From 2 June 2025, expired Biometric Resident Permits (BRPs) could no longer be used to travel to the UK. However, there are still many of you out there that haven’t created a UKVI account to access your eVisa.

FG Solicitors is inviting business leaders and key decision makers to its Employment Law Business Solutions Series – a new exclusive series of three seminars designed to help companies address the legal changes being implemented by the government through the Employment Rights Bill.

From 2 June 2025, expired Biometric Resident Permits (BRPs) could no longer be used to travel to the UK. However, there are still many of you out there that haven’t created a UKVI account to access your eVisa.

A recognised leader in the manufacturing sector approached FG Solicitors with an all-too-common problem... lack of available, skilled talent to plug the skills gap across many disciplines: Quality Engineers, Materials Planners and Logistics Managers.

Emigrating to the UK is not getting easier. The White Paper published on 12 May highlights the Government’s plans to reduce net migration. The UK-EU agreements (for some) offer promising negotiations. However, behind the scenes you can expect enhanced enforcement action. To find out more, read our article.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a comprehensive Immigration White Paper aimed at reducing net migration to 300,000 by 2029. Key measures include: Raising skilled worker requirements to degree-level qualifications. Extending the settlement period from 5 to 10 years. Find out more by reading our full article