
YOGA Teachers Welcomed to the UK: Eligible for Skilled Worker Visas UK
International yoga instructors now have a clear pathway to pursue their careers in the UK. By obtaining a Skilled Worker Visa, they can share their knowledge and passion for yoga with communities across the country, contributing to the promotion of health and mindfulness.


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Who stays and who leaves the UK on a Skilled Worker visa? What the new government report tells employers and migrants
The report tracks 916,000 migrant journeys between 2014 and 2024. It breaks down stay rates by industry, occupation, age, salary, gender, nationality, and UK region. Below we summarise the key findings, with charts, and explain what they mean for sponsors and visa holders.

NARA Solicitors welcomes Lakshay Tomar to the team
We are pleased to announce that Lakshay Tomar has joined NARA Solicitors as an Immigration Paralegal, strengthening our litigation and advisory capacity as the firm continues to grow.

Nara Solicitors Wins Three Awards at the Legal Growth Awards 2026
Nara Solicitors and founder Sukhvinder Singh Nara received three recognitions at the Legal Growth Awards 2026, held on 17 March in Grantham, including Small Business of the Year.

Home Secretary Reiterates Stand on UK Immigration Reforms in Speech on 5 March 2026
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's 5 March 2026 speech at the IPPR made her intent clear: a longer path to settlement, tougher conditions, and new rules that she proposes to apply to those already in the UK. None of this is law yet, but the direction is unambiguous.

Shabana Mahmood Says New ILR Rules Are Intended to Apply Retrospectively to Skilled Workers
According to The Times, the Home Secretary said that the government intends the proposed changes to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) to apply retrospectively to migrants already living and working in the UK.

UK Visitor Visa Goes Digital: No More Visa Stickers from 25 February 2026
From 25 February 2026, UK visit visa applicants will no longer receive a physical visa sticker in their passport. All visitor visas will be issued as digital eVisas only.

