From 1 January 2027, the Graduate visa for bachelor's and master's graduates will be reduced from 2 years to 18 months. PhD graduates remain at 3 years. Hextons Law explains what this means for you.

Home Office compliance visits surged 51% in 2025, with 3,000 sponsor licences revoked. From HMRC data sharing to expanded illegal working rules, Hextons Law provides a practical checklist to protect your business in 2026.

Learn the difference between Administrative Review and Appeal in UK immigration law, including when each option applies, deadlines, and how they work. Expert guidance can help you challenge Home Office refusals effectively.

Find out how many days you can be absent from the UK without affecting your Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) application. Learn the latest continuous residence and absence limits, transitional rules since April 2024, and how to plan your travel around ILR requirements.

Stay updated on UK Skilled Worker visa salary threshold changes, eligibility rules, and sponsorship requirements with expert guidance from Hextons Law.

Supporting letters help explain the context behind the evidence in your UK visa application, enhancing clarity for decision-makers. Clear, well-written letters can improve your application’s success.

Many visa holders can switch from one route to another without leaving the UK — but eligibility and timing must be carefully assessed. Hextons provides structured guidance to help you switch visas smoothly and successfully.

For many, securing a UK sponsored job with visa sponsorship is a significant step toward international career growth. This guide breaks down how to find sponsored jobs in the UK, navigate the visa process, and improve your chances of success.