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EU Settled Status Rights UK 2026: What You Can and Cannot Do After Brexit

Settled status gives you indefinite leave to remain in the UK. You can work, study, access the NHS and claim benefits on the same basis as British citizens. This Withdrawal Agreement-validated guide explains every right — and the key differences between settled and pre-settled status.

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

EU Settled Status Document List 2026: What Evidence You Need to Apply

Most EUSS applicants do not need to submit any documents at all — the Home Office checks HMRC records automatically. But if your records are thin, you will need evidence of residence. This GOV.UK-validated guide lists every accepted document type and how to present them.

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

Pre-Settled to Settled Status 2026: The New 30-in-60 Rule and Automatic Conversion Explained

From 9 April 2026 the Home Office uses a simpler 30-months-in-60 test to automatically convert pre-settled status to settled status. But automatic conversion is not guaranteed — and the same date launched removals for those who have left the UK long-term. This GOV.UK-validated guide explains bo

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

UK Global Talent Visa 2026: Eligibility, Evidence and How to Get Endorsed

The Global Talent visa has no salary threshold and no employer sponsor requirement — but you need an endorsement from an approved body proving you are a leader or emerging leader in your field. This GOV.UK-validated guide covers every endorsing body, the evidence required and the fast-track Exc

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

UK Visitor Visa Refusal 2026: Top Reasons, What to Do Next and Why There Is No Right of Appeal

Most UK visitor visa refusals cannot be appealed to a tribunal. Your options are Administrative Review (caseworker errors only, £80) or a fresh application with stronger evidence. This guide explains the most common refusal grounds and how to address each one.

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

UK Student Visa Extension 2026: How to Apply, Deadlines, Fees and the 28-Day Financial Rule

Apply for a student visa extension up to 3 months before your new course starts and before your current visa expires. The fee is £558 from April 2026. Financial evidence must show funds held for 28 consecutive days. This GOV.UK-validated guide covers every step.

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

UK Spouse Visa Financial Requirement 2026: The £29,000 Threshold, Savings Rules and Transitional Protection

The UK spouse visa minimum income requirement is £29,000 gross for new applications since April 2024 — and remains unchanged in 2026. If your first application was before 11 April 2024, the old £18,600 threshold still applies. This GOV.UK-validated guide covers every category and the savings al

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

Skilled Worker Visa Salary Threshold UK 2026: £41,700 Explained, Exceptions and the New Pay-Period Rules

The Skilled Worker visa minimum salary is £41,700 or the going rate for your SOC code — whichever is higher. From 8 April 2026 new pay-period compliance rules apply. This Home Office validated guide covers every threshold, exception and the B2 English change from January 2026.

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

Council Tax Reduction for Mental Health and Disability 2026: SMI Exemption, Discounts and How to Claim

People with severe mental impairment (SMI) are fully disregarded for council tax — meaning a household with one SMI person and one non-SMI adult qualifies for the 25% discount. A sole SMI occupant pays zero. This GOV.UK-validated guide covers SMI, the disability reduction, and adapted property

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

Council Tax When Moving House 2026: Who Pays, When Liability Starts and How to Avoid Paying Twice

Council tax liability starts the day you move in — not when the bill arrives. At your old address it ends on the day you move out. If dates overlap you pay both. This guide explains exactly what to notify, when, and how to get a refund if you've overpaid.

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

Student Council Tax Exemption UK 2026: Who Qualifies, How to Claim and What Happens in Mixed Households

Full-time students are 'disregarded' for council tax purposes. If everyone in the house is a full-time student, the property is fully exempt. But exemption is not automatic — you must provide a student certificate. This GOV.UK-validated guide covers every scenario.

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

Council Tax Single Person Discount 2026: How to Apply, Who Qualifies and Common Mistakes

A 25% council tax single person discount saves an average of £542/year on a Band D bill. It applies whenever only one non-disregarded adult lives in a property. This guide explains who qualifies, how to apply, and how councils verify claims.

30 Apr 2026 View & bid →

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News & Guides

EU Settled Status Rights UK 2026: What You Can and Cannot Do After Brexit

EU Settled Status Document List 2026: What Evidence You Need to Apply

Pre-Settled to Settled Status 2026: The New 30-in-60 Rule and Automatic Conversion Explained

UK Global Talent Visa 2026: Eligibility, Evidence and How to Get Endorsed

UK Visitor Visa Refusal 2026: Top Reasons, What to Do Next and Why There Is No Right of Appeal

UK Student Visa Extension 2026: How to Apply, Deadlines, Fees and the 28-Day Financial Rule

UK Spouse Visa Financial Requirement 2026: The £29,000 Threshold, Savings Rules and Transitional Protection

Skilled Worker Visa Salary Threshold UK 2026: £41,700 Explained, Exceptions and the New Pay-Period Rules

Council Tax Reduction for Mental Health and Disability 2026: SMI Exemption, Discounts and How to Claim

Council Tax When Moving House 2026: Who Pays, When Liability Starts and How to Avoid Paying Twice

Student Council Tax Exemption UK 2026: Who Qualifies, How to Claim and What Happens in Mixed Households

Council Tax Single Person Discount 2026: How to Apply, Who Qualifies and Common Mistakes