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Is the UK open for business? A discussion with the Home Office

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There have been many changes to the UK's immigration system over the last two years and global developments that have affected UK businesses. Spring 2022 sees the introduction of a number of new immigration routes at a time when global business mobility and staffing flexibility are key, which will require careful consideration so that companies can plan their corporate immigration and hiring strategies.

Our immigration team was joined by the policymakers from the Home Office, to provide a detailed update on these changes and what they may mean for your business.

This session covered the new global business mobility and scale-up routes; the graduate route; Skilled Worker visas and the future direction of the UK's immigration landscape. If you weren’t able to attend, the webinar was recorded and is available to watch below.

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