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📰 News11 March 2026·2 min read·

UK Statement of Changes HC 1691: Refugees, Skilled Workers, Children & More

Source: freemovement

A new UK immigration statement of changes, HC 1691, was published on 6 March 2026, introducing wide-ranging reforms across multiple visa and settlement categories. Key areas affected include refugees, skilled workers, children settling under Part 8, Part Suitability rules, British National (Overseas) applicants, and English language requirements for settlement. The changes are among the most significant in recent years and are of immediate relevance to both migrants and immigration practitioners.

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