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A journalistic investigation has revealed that approvals of permanent-residence applications submitted by Turkish nationals under the EU–Turkey Association Agreement fell from 3,378 in the first half of 2025 to 745 in the same period of 2026—a drop of nearly 78%. The figures come amid accusations that the UK Home Office has made administrative errors and imposed unclear requirements. Those affected include a woman with cancer and business owners whose applications were rejected. Officials have warned of similarities to the Windrush scandal. The Home Office denied changing the rules and said it considers each application individually.
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