When frequent UK travel becomes an immigration issue

This article considers why frequent travel to the UK can become an immigration issue, what UK Border Force looks for and how travellers can reduce the risk of problems at the border. Many individuals travel to the UK regularly for holidays, to visit family or for permitted business purposes. For most travellers, entry is straightforward. … Continued

Gherson’s response to job market changes: who do we recruit?

Gherson is a boutique law firm dealing with a variety of specialised areas of law including: Investment treaty arbitration Arbitration Litigation White collar crime World-Check challenges Interpol challenges Money laundering investigations Crypto licensing Crypto litigation White collar crime – NCA investigations SFO investigations Extradition International extradition defence assistance UK and EU immigration Asylum Human rights … Continued

New UK visa rule from February: ETA required for connecting US passengers

From February 2026, new UK rules will affect connecting US passengers. US passport holders must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before travelling to or transiting through the UK. From 25 February 2026, United States passport holders who do not hold a UK visa or immigration status will be required to obtain an Electronic Travel … Continued

Immigration compliance in 2026: what UK employers should be doing now

With major UK immigration changes expected in 2026, employers should be reviewing sponsor licence compliance, reporting duties and workforce planning now. UK employers with sponsor licences have faced heightened scrutiny from the Home Office in recent years. The consequences of non-compliance have increased considerably, ranging from civil penalties to licence revocation. Recent Government policy announcements … Continued