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Frequently Asked Questions on Immigration, Borders & Nationality Regulations
How are UK Immigration Rules changed?
UK Immigration Rules are not statutory instruments but Statements of Changes in Immigration Rules laid before Parliament by the Home Secretary under the Immigration Act 1971. They are effective upon laying (or on a specified date) unless Parliament votes against them.
How does the UK Points-Based Immigration System function under the Immigration Act 2020?
The Immigration Act 2020 ended EU free movement, subjecting EU and non-EU citizens to a single points-based system administered by the Home Office under the Immigration Rules. Skilled Worker applicants must score 70 points across mandatory job offer, skill level (RQF Level 3+), English language proficiency, and minimum general or going-rate salary thresholds.
What is the UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme?
Established under the Nationality and Borders Act 2022, the ETA scheme requires non-visa national visitors (including EU, US, and Gulf nationals) entering or transiting through the UK to obtain electronic pre-travel clearance linked digitally to their passports, valid for multiple entries over two years, enhancing border security screening before departure.