フラゴメン法律事務所主催：日本語ウェビナー：UKイミグレーション最新アップデート / Japanese Webinar: UK Immigration Latest Updates
October 22, 2024 | 10:00 AM — 11:00 AM BST
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２０２４年４月、英国移民制度に著しいポリシー変更が導入されました。
これらの変更導入後、今日に至るオペレーションついて、詳細を解説致します。
また、２０２５年にかけての今後の変更事項についても詳しく解説致します。
トピックは次の通りです。
- ビザルート下の最低年収額引き上げの影響
- 職業コードのアップデート、そして各コードの最低年収額変更の影響
- ホームオフィスによるイミグレーションルール上の職業コード、最低年収額の誤り
- BRPフェーズアウトとeVisaへの移行
- European Entry/Exit Systemの導入
- Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)の導入（２０２５年１月から日本国籍者も対象に）
皆さまのご参加をお待ちしております。
We will discuss how the UK immigration system has been operating since a number of significant changes were introduced in April 2024.
The topics include:
- Effects of changes to minimum salary thresholds under visa routes
- Effects of changes to SoC codes and respective minimum salary thresholds
- Errors reported in eligible SoC codes/minimum salary thresholds
- BRP phase out/eVisa roll out – what to do as an employer
- Introduction of European Entry/Exit System
- Japanese visitors will be subject to Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) from 8 January 2025
- Q&A
We encourage all HR, talent acquisition managers and other representatives of Japanese companies doing business globally to attend.
This webinar will be held in Japanese.
We hope you can join us.
Related contacts
Japan Practice Head
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Japan Practice Head
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Japan Practice Head
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