Immigration Videos
Video links are embedded in password protected Word documents
Back to Practice and Sector Groups Videos Index Page
-
Immigration Law Practice Group Call: 10th February 2026
DownloadDownload and view a comprehensive summary of the session with a video link below.
The password was emailed to all members on 05.06.2025
Video Summary
The MI Immigration Law Practice Group call focused on emerging global immigration trends and jurisdiction-specific challenges. The discussion, led by Skylar Mckeith (Mackrell LLP, London https://www.mackrell.com/team-profiles/skylar-mckeith/ ) and Carolyn Bowie (BTO, Scotland https://bto.co.uk/our-people/carolyn-bowie/ ) explored how you navigate the complexities of immigration law across different jurisdictions. They covered changes in UK immigration laws, including stricter requirements for settlement and increased English language standards.
Participants from various jurisdictions, including Ireland, Turkey, Greece, and Malta, shared insights on their respective immigration systems and challenges. The group explored issues such as salary requirements for skilled workers, language proficiency demands, and the impact of new immigration policies on clients and businesses.
The conversation also touched on the growing interest in obtaining citizenship or residency in European countries post-Brexit and the potential for new visa routes like digital nomad visas. -
Immigration Practice Group Call: 31st July 2025
DownloadDownload and view a comprehensive summary of the session with a video link below.
The password was emailed to all members on 05.06.2025
Video Summary
Skylar McKeith, Immigration Practice Group Chair set out recent significant changes to UK business immigration laws which came into effect on 22nd July 2025, including new restrictions on skilled worker visas and increased salary thresholds that are affecting employer strategies and compliance requirements. Discussions covered how these immigration policies are impacting various sectors, particularly labour-dependent industries, and how companies are adapting to the tighter immigration environment. The conversation also explored immigration processes and regulations in other countries comparing different approaches to skilled worker visas and investment programs.