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📰 News14 March 2026·2 min read·

Home Office updates sponsor compliance guidance effective 6 March 2026

Source: freemovement

The UK Home Office quietly updated its sponsor licence guidance on 6 March 2026, the day after immigration rules change HC 1691 came into effect. The refreshed guidance covers parts one to three, Appendix D, and includes a brand new glossary. Sponsors holding a licence are advised to review the updated compliance duties immediately to avoid enforcement action.

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