2026.04.15 - where are we now - for zoom

Where Are We Now? An Update On The Recent Home Office Announcements And Changes Webinar

Content

Over recent weeks and months there have been a large number of changes announced by the Home Office including on 5th March 2026, HC 1961, the first statement of changes to the Immigration Rules of 2026.

In this fast paced, jam packed session, Adam Pipe of No.8 Chambers will summarise the key recent developments in the law that immigration law practitioners need to be aware of.

Adam will set out how the changes relate to your practice, which will be useful for advising clients, preparing representations and drafting skeleton arguments.

In this free 1 hour webinar, Adam will cover:

  • The latest on earned settlement;
  • The changes to the duration of refugee and humanitarian protection;
  • Reforms to the appeals process for failed asylum seekers;
  • Visa breaks for nationals of certain countries;
  • English language requirements for settlement;
  • Changes to criminality and deportation;
  • New visa national countries;
  • And much more…

Target Audience

This webinar is aimed at legal practitioners and those working with them, with an assumed basic knowledge of the topic area.

Resources

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Please note that the webinar slides and recording will only be available for 3 months from the webinar date.

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Speakers

Adam Pipe | Barrister | No8 Chambers

Adam Pipe is a barrister specialising in Immigration, Asylum and Human Rights Law and is ranked by Chambers and Partners for Immigration Law in the Midlands. Adam provides regular updates on the law at training events and on social media.