Press, media & news - Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law

Who needs an eVisa and why is the UK’s digital immigration change controversial?

by Ross Kennedy

Vanessa Ganguin and Philip Trott ranked in Best Lawyers UK 2025 for immigration

by Vanessa Ganguin, Philip Trott

London and UK parliament through London Eye

What do election pledges on immigration mean for UK businesses?

Vanessa Ganguin writes for Startups Magazine

An unhealthy obsession with immigration will cripple UK growth

Vanessa Ganguin writes in Politics.co.uk

What would a Labour government promise for business immigration?

Ross Kennedy writes in Free Movement

Vanessa Ganguin examines the impact on employers of Reform’s immigration policies for HR Magazine

Vanessa Ganguin comments in HR Magazine

Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law at London Tech Week 2024

Vanessa Ganguin, Ben Maitland will be answering your tech immigration questions at London Tech Week

What immigration election manifesto pledges would mean for UK’s tech sector

Ross Kennedy updates techUK members on how the main manifestos would affect UK tech firms

Rishi Sunak immigration promises election manifesto

Sunak’s visa plans will damage labour market, say experts – Vanessa talks to HR Magazine

Vanessa Ganguin comments in HR Magazine

SME and Startup immigration tips: Vanessa Ganguin writes in Startups Magazine

Vanessa Ganguin writes for Startups Magazine

The Times Best Law Firms 2024 names Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law among the UK’s best law firms

Vanessa Ganguin, Philip Trott and the firm are lauded in The Times Best Law Firms

The Migration Advisory Committee recommend UK retains the Graduate visa – Vanessa Ganguin writes in Relocate Global

Vanessa Ganguin writes in Relocate Global Magazine

UK work immigration changes and how to mitigate them: Vanessa Ganguin writes in HR Magazine

Vanessa Ganguin writes for HR Magazine

Vanessa Ganguin discusses the work visa situation for the tech sector in UK Tech News

Vanessa Ganguin comments in UK Tech News

Navigating changes for employers with sponsor licences

Ben Maitland writes for LexisNexis

Find us at SME XPO to discuss UK immigration options for SME’s and scale ups

Vanessa Ganguin, Anushka Sinha will be answering all your work visa questions at our stand at SME XPO 2024

Work visa options for employers facing higher Skilled Worker salaries

by Ross Kennedy

April 2024 UK Visa application and immigration fee rises

by Vanessa Ganguin

Which occupations are on the UK’s Immigration Salary List?

by Eralda Shullazi

What HR teams must know about spring 2024 Immigration Rules Statement of Changes

Vanessa Ganguin writes for The HR Director

Statement of Changes in the UK’s Immigration Rules hikes salary thresholds – who is affected?

by Vanessa Ganguin, Ross Kennedy

Changes to work visa routes from 4 April 2024 and what they mean for employers

Ross Kennedy writes in Free Movement

Raising salary thresholds to sponsor Skilled Workers hits sectors with skills shortages

Vanessa Ganguin tells HR Magazine

Business immigration rules changes are a ‘reckless act of national self-harm’

Vanessa Ganguin tells Personnel Today

Guide to using an ETA to travel to the UK and how to apply for one

by Jocelyn Cheng

2024 UK immigration changes for family visas

by Ross Kennedy

Changes for employers conducting right to work checks: penalties and European workers

by Jocelyn Cheng

Illegal working fines triple in February: how employers can avoid right to work penalties

by Ross Kennedy

No digital nomads, but from January, UK Visitor Visas will allow more business activities

Vanessa Ganguin writes in the HR Director

UK sponsors no longer need to renew their sponsor licence after 6 April

by Alexandra Miradi

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Skilled worker sponsors face licence crackdown – Vanessa Ganguin talks to HR Magazine

Who needs an eVisa and why is the UK’s digital immigration change controversial?

Vanessa Ganguin and Philip Trott ranked in Best Lawyers UK 2025 for immigration

What do election pledges on immigration mean for UK businesses?

An unhealthy obsession with immigration will cripple UK growth

What would a Labour government promise for business immigration?

Vanessa Ganguin examines the impact on employers of Reform’s immigration policies for HR Magazine

Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law at London Tech Week 2024

What immigration election manifesto pledges would mean for UK’s tech sector

Sunak’s visa plans will damage labour market, say experts – Vanessa talks to HR Magazine

SME and Startup immigration tips: Vanessa Ganguin writes in Startups Magazine

The Times Best Law Firms 2024 names Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law among the UK’s best law firms

The Migration Advisory Committee recommend UK retains the Graduate visa – Vanessa Ganguin writes in Relocate Global

UK work immigration changes and how to mitigate them: Vanessa Ganguin writes in HR Magazine

Vanessa Ganguin discusses the work visa situation for the tech sector in UK Tech News

Navigating changes for employers with sponsor licences

Find us at SME XPO to discuss UK immigration options for SME’s and scale ups

Work visa options for employers facing higher Skilled Worker salaries

April 2024 UK Visa application and immigration fee rises

Which occupations are on the UK’s Immigration Salary List?

What HR teams must know about spring 2024 Immigration Rules Statement of Changes

Statement of Changes in the UK’s Immigration Rules hikes salary thresholds – who is affected?

Changes to work visa routes from 4 April 2024 and what they mean for employers

Raising salary thresholds to sponsor Skilled Workers hits sectors with skills shortages

Business immigration rules changes are a ‘reckless act of national self-harm’

Guide to using an ETA to travel to the UK and how to apply for one

2024 UK immigration changes for family visas

Changes for employers conducting right to work checks: penalties and European workers

Illegal working fines triple in February: how employers can avoid right to work penalties

No digital nomads, but from January, UK Visitor Visas will allow more business activities

UK sponsors no longer need to renew their sponsor licence after 6 April