BABCCF Successful Webinar Sheds Light on Evolving UK and US Immigration Policies
With global mobility and travel a key aspect in the UK-US business corridor, staying informed about immigration policies is crucial for businesses, professionals, and dual-nationals pursuing cross-Atlantic ventures.
We recently hosted a highly engaging webinar, UK & USA Immigration Changes and Their Practical Impact, with participants eager to gain clarity on the new rules and laws.
The session featured discussions on the evolving immigration rules between the UK and the USA, with a focus on their implications for professionals and organizations managing cross-border talent. Attendees appreciated the insights from our expert panel, which highlighted the need for accurate information amid frequent policy updates.
For those who attended - or anyone interested in the topic – we have a handy summary guide from the webinar. This resource outlines key changes and considerations, acting as a quick reference for planning travel or relocating. (Note: immigration and travel requirements can vary based on individual circumstances, so always consult official government sources before making arrangements.)
A key highlight from the webinar was the discussion around the UK’s Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme. For the latest details on ETA requirements, including who needs one and how to apply, visit the official UK Government page: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/apply-for-an-electronic-travel-authorisation-eta
We’d like to extend our utmost thanks to the speakers who made the event possible:
Ciarán Hanley, Head of Visa Outreach, North America & the Caribbean, UK Visas and Immigration, British Consulate-General, for sharing invaluable insights into current UK policies and guidance.
Edward Beshara (ebeshara@besharapa.com), an expert in immigration law.
Isht Vatsa, Esq. (ivatsa@eoimmigration.com), providing practical perspectives on US-side changes.
For specific legal advice or case-related inquiries, feel free to reach out to Edward or Isht directly using the contact details above.
Special appreciation goes to Simon Plumb, Director & Head of USA at Currencies Direct, who skilfully moderated the discussion. Thanks also to Currencies Direct for their generous sponsorship, which helped bring this timely event to life. For any general follow-up questions about the session, contact Simon at Simon.Plumb@currenciesdirect.com.
As a leading voice in transatlantic relations, we remain dedicated to promoting informed conversations on issues that affect business, mobility, and investment between the UK and the USA. Stay tuned for upcoming events, and join us in building stronger cross-Atlantic connections.