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Statistics on visa applications for people coming to the UK for work and study.
Next update due: June 2024 On 4 December 2023, the Home Office announced…
Quarterly publication of National Insurance number allocations to adult overseas nationals entering the UK, data to December 2023.
This summary contains statistics on National Insurance numbers (NINos)…
Ad hoc statistical release of provisional data from the Home Office relating to Illegal Migration.
This ad hoc statistical release provides an update with the latest…
This data is derived from internal operational MI (Management Information)…
The Minister for Immigration’s Oral Statement to the House on 24 October…
1. Things you need to know about the data The data published here is…
Results from wave 2 of a Home Office commissioned evaluation exploring experiences of the Global Talent visa process.
Examines the wage and occupation outcomes for cohorts of immigrants who arrived in the UK since 2002.
The inspection focused on the efficiency and effectiveness of Border Force’s operational response to general aviation (GA) flights at London City Airport (LCY).
This inspection adopted a broad perspective on the interaction between the UK’s immigration system and the social care sector.
Report on the family returns process by the Independent Family Returns Panel for 2022 to 2023.
Detailed statistics on applications made to the EUSS from 28 August 2018 to 31 December 2023, and applications concluded during the same time period.
This inspection examined the availability and quality of the training, equipment, and guidance provided to Border Force officers in relation to the identification, handling, and storage of firearms.
This inspection was a pilot of a proposed new methodology for short-notice, light-touch observational inspections of some of the Home Office’s busy operational settings.
This inspection sought to examine the effectiveness, efficiency, and consistency of the Home Office’s processing of applications to Afghan resettlement schemes.
This inspection examined the management of deprivation of citizenship cases by the Home Office’s Status Review Unit (SRU), focusing on the referral and progressing of cases, quality assurance, training, and guidance.
This thematic report covers reviews of country information on statelessness considered by the IAGCI at its February 2023 meeting.
This report covers reviews of country information on Albania and Pakistan that were considered by the IAGCI at its October 2023 meeting.
In December 2022, lead officials from the Northern Ireland Executive Office (TEO) and the Department of Health for Northern Ireland (DoHNI) wrote to the Home Office asking for an independent safeguarding review of hotels use…
This inspection examined Border Force’s capability in detecting prohibited and restricted items in fast parcels.
This reinspection sought to examine the effectiveness of ePassport gates at three ports of entry through onsite observations, and in that context, assess progress against recommendations made in the ICIBI’s report ‘An inspec…
This re-inspection of the use of hotels for housing unaccompanied asylum-seeking (UAS) children had a particular focus on the implementation of the recommendations from the previous 2022 ICIBI inspection.
This inspection examined the Home Office’s illegal working enforcement activity.
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