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ARTICLE · 21 APRIL 2025

Understanding The New Rule On Skilled Worker Salary Deductions

Lewis Silkin
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Updated sponsor guidance and caseworker guidance sheds some light on the new Immigration Rule covering certain payments made by a Skilled Worker to their sponsor...

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Updated sponsor guidance and caseworker guidance sheds some light on the new Immigration Rule covering certain payments made by a Skilled Worker to their sponsor, but there are still clarifications needed on some important points.

If you are a Skilled Worker sponsor, it is vital that you understand and correctly apply the new rule. This is because failure to do so could affect your ability to hold a sponsor licence and could lead to your Skilled Workers' permission being cancelled.

As a Skilled Worker sponsor, how might this rule affect me?

To ensure a Skilled Workers whose CoS is assigned on or after 9 April 2025 is eligible for sponsorship (including workers whose immigration permission requires extension, you may need to:

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