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Starting Today, July 22: UK Implements New Visa & Immigration Rules
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Starting Today, July 22: UK Implements New Visa & Immigration Rules

by Naija UK Connect
July 22, 2025
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From today, July 22, 2025, the UK government begins enforcing major changes to immigration, visa sponsorship, and settlement routes. These are part of the new reforms outlined in its white paper: “Restoring Control Over the Immigration System.” If you’re a Nigerian in the UK—or planning to move—these new rules could impact your plans. Here’s everything […]

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UK Introduces Digital eVisas for Nigerian Study & Work Applicants
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UK Introduces Digital eVisas for Nigerian Study & Work Applicants

by Naija UK Connect
July 11, 2025
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From July 15, 2025, Nigerian nationals applying for UK study or work visas will transition to digital eVisas—no more physical stickers (vignettes) in passports. Approved applicants will now receive a secure online record of their immigration status instead (Punch Newspapers). What Changes on July 15? New applications for study and work visas submitted on or […]

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Should Asylum Seekers Be Allowed to Work in the UK?
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Should Asylum Seekers Be Allowed to Work in the UK?

by Naija UK Connect
July 10, 2025
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There’s growing debate about whether asylum seekers should be allowed to work legally in the UK instead of facing crackdowns and raids. The UK Home Office recently announced a ‘nationwide blitz’ on asylum seekers found working without permission. A recent report shows that allowing asylum seekers to work after waiting six months, offering free English […]

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UK Cuts Carer Visas: What Nigerians in the UK Need to Know | FAQs
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UK Cuts Carer Visas: What Nigerians in the UK Need to Know | FAQs

by Naija UK Connect
July 5, 2025
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The UK’s latest immigration changes (July 2025) have permanently closed the Carer visa route for new applications and raised income thresholds for skilled workers. If you’re a Nigerian already working or planning to migrate as a carer, here’s what you need to know. 1️⃣ Is the UK Carer visa permanently closed? Yes. From July 2025, […]

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New UK Immigration Salary & Shortage Occupation List — July 2025 Update
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New UK Immigration Salary & Shortage Occupation List — July 2025 Update

by Naija UK Connect
July 3, 2025
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Big news for Nigerians living in the UK or planning to move! The UK Government has just updated the Immigration Salary List and the Skilled Worker visa requirements for July 2025 — and it’s important you know what’s changed. 📈 Higher Minimum Salary for Certain Roles If you’re classed as a New Entrant, hold a […]

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NEW: UK Temporary Shortage List – What Nigerians in the UK Need to Know (JULY 2025)
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NEW: UK Temporary Shortage List – What Nigerians in the UK Need to Know (JULY 2025)

by Naija UK Connect
July 3, 2025
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The UK government has just released a new Temporary Shortage List (TSL) which outlines certain jobs that the UK urgently needs workers for. This is great news for Nigerians living in the UK — or planning to come — who may have skills that match these roles. 🏗️ What is the Temporary Shortage List? The […]

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UK Immigration Rules: Key Changes & What Nigerians in the UK Need to Know
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UK Immigration Rules: Key Changes & What Nigerians in the UK Need to Know

by Naija UK Connect
July 2, 2025
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🗓️ Effective Date: 22 July 2025 (some changes ongoing until 2028) 📍 Source: UK Home Office, Immigration White Paper, Parliamentary Updates 🎯 What’s Changing? ✅ 1. Skilled Worker Visa 111 job roles have been removed from eligibility for new Skilled Worker visas. The required skill level is now RQF Level 6 (degree level). You must […]

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Important UK Immigration Update: What HC 836 Means for Nigerians in the UK
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Important UK Immigration Update: What HC 836 Means for Nigerians in the UK

by Naija UK Connect
June 30, 2025
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The UK Home Office has just released a new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules (HC 836) on 24 June 2025, which could affect many Nigerians living, working, or studying in the UK — especially if you plan to extend your visa, settle long-term, or bring family over. The changes will roll out in phases […]

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UK Launches 5-Year Talent Visa with Relocation Support
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UK Launches 5-Year Talent Visa with Relocation Support

by Naija UK Connect
June 26, 2025
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From Autumn 2025, the UK government is rolling out a new five-year visa route under the Global Talent Taskforce, complete with relocation support and over £100 million in funding. This new pathway is designed to attract world-class scientists, AI experts, tech innovators, and creatives—and yes, Nigerians in the UK and diaspora are eligible to apply […]

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Single-Use Vapes Banned in the UK from 1 June 2025
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Single-Use Vapes Banned in the UK from 1 June 2025

by Naija UK Connect
May 31, 2025
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From 1 June 2025, single-use vapes are officially banned across all UK shops—including corner stores and supermarkets. This major step, part of the government’s Plan for Change, is aimed at protecting young people and cleaning up the environment. For many Nigerians living in the UK, this is more than just a policy change—it’s about safeguarding […]

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