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ARTICLE · 27 FEBRUARY 2020

Implications Of The Coronavirus Outbreak For UK Immigration

The Home Office has issued guidance on managing immigration and travel to and from the UK in the context of the coronavirus outbreak.

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The Home Office has issued guidance on managing immigration and travel to and from the UK in the context of the coronavirus outbreak.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is currently affecting the ability of people to travel to and from the UK, including those who require immigration permission for the UK. The Home Office has now issued short-term guidance on how to manage the immigration implications of the situation, which employers and individuals should continue to monitor over the coming days and weeks.

The guidance confirms that a telephone and email helpline has been set up as a contact point for affected individuals’ immigration-related queries. The guidance also provides information on specific issues.

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