#appendix skilled worker

A refusal of your Skilled Worker visa in 2026 can feel devastating, particularly when your career, income and immigration status are at stake. However, a refusal does not always mean the end of your application. In many cases, you may be eligible to challenge the decision through an Administrative Review. At Lexvisa, a leading London law firm, our expert immigration team and dedicated Skilled…

Changing employers on a Skilled Worker visa is one of the most sensitive immigration decisions you can make. A simple error can lead to visa curtailment, employment disruption, or long-term damage to your settlement plans. At Lexvisa, a leading London law firm, our expert immigration team and dedicated Skilled Worker visa specialists support professionals and UK employers through smooth,…

If you’re a healthcare professional planning your move to the UK or an NHS-linked employer trying to secure talent quickly, the Health and Care Worker visa can be the most cost-effective and streamlined route available. But it’s also one of the most tightly policed visa categories, with frequent rule changes and strict checks around job codes, salary and sponsorship. Lexvisa’s specialist…

How Can Care Workers Benefit from the New Immigration Changes? The UK is tightening its requirements for care worker sponsorship, making it more complex to secure a work visa. As of April 9, employers must demonstrate efforts to recruit from within the UK’s skilled worker pool before sponsoring overseas applicants. This means if you’re a care worker looking to migrate, navigating these…

The UK government has intensified its crackdown on illegal working, leading to an increase in enforcement activities across England. As a result, we are witnessing a growing number of civil penalties being issued to employers found in breach of immigration laws. The Home Office imposes severe sanctions on businesses that employ individuals who do not have the legal right to work in the UK. This…

The Health and Care Worker Visa is an essential pathway for qualified professionals such as doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, and adult social care workers seeking employment in the UK. As part of the Skilled Worker Visa category, this visa not only enables eligible individuals to contribute to the UK’s healthcare sector but also opens a pathway to settlement after five years. Below,…

In the ever-evolving landscape of UK immigration, recent changes to the skilled worker visa route have sent ripples through the job market, particularly affecting international graduates and young professionals. This article delves into the intricacies of the ‘new entrants’ salary discounts, exploring who can benefit from them and how effectively they address the challenges posed by increased…