A UK-based hairstylist is selling her salon in Kenya for about KSh2.4m to remain in the UK after immigration rule changes forced her to reconsider her plans. The stylist, who had intended to stay in Africa, now faces a visa deadline in nine days. The decision comes amid new immigration policies that have impacted her ability to reside in the UK. She had previously planned to return to Kenya but now must choose between staying in the UK or leaving. The sale of her salon represents a significant financial move to secure her future. The situation highlights the impact of recent immigration reforms on individuals with ties to multiple countries. The stylist’s case is one of several affected by the policy changes. Immigration officials have not yet commented on the specific circumstances of her case. The sale is expected to be completed before her visa expires. The transaction underscores the challenges faced by expatriates under the new rules. The stylist’s decision reflects broader concerns about the impact of immigration policies on personal and professional lives.