Digital Nomad UK: Employer Legal Guide 2026

employing digital nomads

The term “digital nomad” is now widely used to describe professionals who work remotely while travelling or living outside their home country. The growth of cloud-based systems, cross-border teams and post-pandemic remote work has made this model increasingly common. Employees may ask to work from Europe under a digital nomad visa, to return to their […]

Posted Workers Directive: Rules for Employers (2026)

posted workers directive

The Posted Workers Directive is a key element of European Union law governing the temporary posting of employees by their employer to perform services in another EU member state. It was designed to ensure that workers sent abroad on short-term assignments benefit from a core set of employment protections in the country where the work […]

Employment Case Law Update April 2026

employment case law update

  Collective redundancy consultation   Ellard & Ors v Alliance Transport Technologies Ltd [2025] EAT 169   The Claimants were employed by a manufacturing business employing approximately 51 staff. The company entered administration on 2 May 2023. On that same day, 15 employees were dismissed as redundant. A further round of dismissals followed on 5 […]

Immigration Compliance: Employer Guide 2026

immigration compliance

  Section A: Overview of UK Immigration Compliance   For employers and education providers, immigration compliance is about running day-to-day recruitment, onboarding and sponsorship activity in a way that meets Home Office requirements. The main duties sit in the prevention of illegal working regime and, where the organisation sponsors workers or students, the sponsor licence […]

Sponsor Change of Circumstances Form 2026

sponsor change of circumstances form

  Section A: Sponsor Licence Change of Circumstances   Among the compliance duties that sponsor licence holders have to meet is the requirement to inform the Home Office of certain changes in circumstances relating to sponsored workers and to the organisation itself. Failure to meet this duty can result in enforcement action, potentially impacting your […]

UKVI Expands Daily Priority Capacity for Sponsor Change Requests

post licence priority service

  UKVI Increases Daily Sponsor Change of Circumstances Priority Service Capacity   UKVI has increased the daily allocation for its post-licence priority change of circumstances service. Sponsors can now access a minimum of 120 priority requests each working day, up from the previous lower threshold of 100 daily slots. Under the previous allocation, the daily […]

IR-4 Visa Guide for Intercountry Adoption to the US

ir4 visa

This guide explains the IR-4 immigrant visa for children immigrating to the United States through intercountry adoption where the adoption is not treated as fully final for US immigration purposes at the point the immigrant visa is issued. It is written for adoptive parents, families, guardians and those supporting them who need a compliance-grade understanding […]

IR-3 Visa USA: Adoption Immigration Guide

ir3 visa

An IR-3 visa decision is not just about whether a child can enter the United States. It shapes the child’s lawful status, future citizenship position, ability to travel and long-term protection from immigration enforcement exposure. Errors made at the adoption or visa stage often surface years later, when they are far harder to correct and […]

Post-Licence Priority Service | 2026 Fast-Track Sponsor Requests

post licence priority service

  Section A: What is the post licence priority service?   If your organisation has a sponsor licence to employ overseas workers under the Worker and/or Temporary Worker routes, you are required to meet certain compliance duties. This includes notifying the Home Office of certain changes relating to your organisation and your sponsored workers within […]

Sponsor Licence Suspension | What to Do & How to Respond 2026

sponsor licence suspension

  Section A: What is a Sponsor Licence Suspension?   A sponsor licence suspension is one of the most serious compliance actions the Home Office can take against an employer. It is imposed where UKVI believes a sponsor may not be meeting its legal duties, and it immediately restricts the ability to issue new Certificates […]