BOOK RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT
The International Comparative Legal Guide - Corporate Immigration 2025 is now live and available to read online.
Produced in association with Nicolas Rollason of Kingsley Napley, this 12th edition covers prevalent issues in corporate immigration laws and regulations across 21 jurisdictions.
The Guide also contains three expert analysis chapters, which explore corporate immigration in the UK, modern slavery and corporate supply chain compliance, and the abolition of the Technical Intern Training Programme and establishment of an Employment-for-Skill Development Programme in Japan.
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Publication excerpt
"On 10 May 2025, the UK Government published the immigration White Paper “Restoring control over the immigration system”. The White Paper has been hotly anticipated and sets out a number of significant changes to the UK immigration system. These changes are likely to be implemented in stages and many will be subject to consultation.
The White Paper comes after two years of high net migration in the UK. In the year ending June 2024, net migration to the UK was 728,000, a 20% decrease from the 906,000 recorded in the year ending June 2023, which had been the highest on record. These statistics had already led to a major change to the immigration system in 2024, with large minimum salary increases for sponsored Skilled Workers and restrictions on dependants in certain work and student routes."
- Nicolas Rollason, Kingsley Napley
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About the contributing editor
Nicolas Rollason
Kingsley Napley
Nicolas Rollason is a Partner and head of Kingsley Napley’s immigration practice. He has over 30 years’ experience advising on all areas of UK immigration and nationality law, and has particular expertise in providing strategic advice to businesses on their global immigration needs. Nicolas has extensive expertise across all immigration routes, with a widely recognised breadth of knowledge enabling him and his team to offer clear solutions to complex immigration problems. He is regularly consulted by the UK immigration authorities on proposed changes to UK immigration rules and policy, is a regular conference speaker and has written chapters on immigration in numerous publications. |
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About the International Comparative Legal Guide (ICLG) series:
Since 2003, the ICLG series has been providing practical insights and intelligence on cross-border law to professionals worldwide. The series is divided into 58 key practice areas, each featuring a set of directly comparable, annually updated Q&A chapters covering key jurisdictions, as well as expert analysis chapters giving detailed commentary on issues and trends of global importance.
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