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How Will UK Visa Changes Impact Indians? Former Students Weigh In
As part of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's plan to control immigration numbers, the UK government on Thursday implemented an increase in the minimum income threshold required to sponsor a family member's visa in the country as a 'dependent'.
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Explained: What Impact Will New UK Family Visa Rule Have On Indians
The United Kingdom has implemented new visa and income regulations as part of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's plans to cut down immigration levels. As part of the changes the minimum income required to sponsor family members has been raised.
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UK's New Student Visa Rules: No Entry For Family Members - What You Need To Know
UK's New Student Visa Rules: The new rules came into force on January 1, 2024. Postgraduate research and government-funded scholarship students will be exempted from the new changes.
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"Undergraduates Welcome": UK Minister Explains Visa Rule Changes
UK's Deputy Foreign Minister Lord Tariq Ahmad, who is on a four-day visit to India, has said the tweak in UK visa rules is not aimed at undergraduate students from India
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Indians Can't Fly To UK In European Carriers Without Schengen Visa
However, the rule was changed during Coronavirus pandemic, when most flights around the world were suspended and people preferred to remain indoors
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Priti Patel Promises Culture Change At UK Visa Department
The Indian-origin Cabinet minister set out the action the UK Home Office is taking in response to the review released earlier this year in the wake of the scandal from two years ago, which wrongly denied the citizenship rights of some Commonwealth citizens brought to Britain to address labour shortages in the wake of World War II.
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Priti Patel Promises "Compassionate Approach" At UK Visa Department
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel on Tuesday promised a cultural change within her department, responsible for the country's visas, as part of a "lessons learned" review into the Windrush scandal, in which thousands of legal migrants of Commonwealth heritage were incorrectly denied British residency rights.
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"Offensive": London Mayor Slams UK Visa Policy For Indian Students
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said he will continue to lobby the UK government to change its rules around immigration as he branded the exclusion of Indians from an easier student visa application regime as "offensive" and a "wasted opportunity".
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UK's Planned Move To Ease Tier-2 Visa Rules Set To Help Indian IT Professionals
As part of the immigration changes, the UK government said it would ask the independent committee to review the composition of the Shortage Occupation List.
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UK Government's Visa Norms A Big Mistake: London Mayor Sadiq Khan
London Mayor Sadiq Khan today said he was "lobbying" with the British government to change its stringent visa norms, which he termed as a "big mistake".
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UK Government Begins Charging Visa Applicants For Email Enquiries
"The new contract will see a number of changes for customers. These changes help the government reduce costs and ensure those who benefit directly from the UK immigration system make an appropriate contribution," a government statement said.
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UK Visas Set To Get More Expensive From This Week
The Tier 2 category of visas, a route used by many Indians and other nationals from outside the EU, will undergo major set of changes under the new rules.
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Britain's Exit From EU A 'Positive' For India: Sunil Mittal
The UK will "need" strategic tie-ups with large countries like India, in the wake of Brexit, Mr Mittal said.
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Government, Industry Need To Tackle Challenges Of Globalisation: Nasscom
Nasscom has expressed disappointment with the UK government's decision to implement the proposed changes to its visa system that will affect skilled IT migration.
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After UK's Visa Crackdown, Indian IT Industry Calls For Fresh Pact On Worker Mobility
Dismayed at UK's proposed changes in visa system that will impact skilled IT migration, software body Nasscom called for a high skilled worker mobility pact between the two countries to safeguard the economic interests of both nations.
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How Will UK Visa Changes Impact Indians? Former Students Weigh In
As part of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's plan to control immigration numbers, the UK government on Thursday implemented an increase in the minimum income threshold required to sponsor a family member's visa in the country as a 'dependent'.
-
Explained: What Impact Will New UK Family Visa Rule Have On Indians
The United Kingdom has implemented new visa and income regulations as part of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's plans to cut down immigration levels. As part of the changes the minimum income required to sponsor family members has been raised.
-
UK's New Student Visa Rules: No Entry For Family Members - What You Need To Know
UK's New Student Visa Rules: The new rules came into force on January 1, 2024. Postgraduate research and government-funded scholarship students will be exempted from the new changes.
-
"Undergraduates Welcome": UK Minister Explains Visa Rule Changes
UK's Deputy Foreign Minister Lord Tariq Ahmad, who is on a four-day visit to India, has said the tweak in UK visa rules is not aimed at undergraduate students from India
-
Indians Can't Fly To UK In European Carriers Without Schengen Visa
However, the rule was changed during Coronavirus pandemic, when most flights around the world were suspended and people preferred to remain indoors
-
Priti Patel Promises Culture Change At UK Visa Department
The Indian-origin Cabinet minister set out the action the UK Home Office is taking in response to the review released earlier this year in the wake of the scandal from two years ago, which wrongly denied the citizenship rights of some Commonwealth citizens brought to Britain to address labour shortages in the wake of World War II.
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Priti Patel Promises "Compassionate Approach" At UK Visa Department
UK Home Secretary Priti Patel on Tuesday promised a cultural change within her department, responsible for the country's visas, as part of a "lessons learned" review into the Windrush scandal, in which thousands of legal migrants of Commonwealth heritage were incorrectly denied British residency rights.
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"Offensive": London Mayor Slams UK Visa Policy For Indian Students
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said he will continue to lobby the UK government to change its rules around immigration as he branded the exclusion of Indians from an easier student visa application regime as "offensive" and a "wasted opportunity".
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UK's Planned Move To Ease Tier-2 Visa Rules Set To Help Indian IT Professionals
As part of the immigration changes, the UK government said it would ask the independent committee to review the composition of the Shortage Occupation List.
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UK Government's Visa Norms A Big Mistake: London Mayor Sadiq Khan
London Mayor Sadiq Khan today said he was "lobbying" with the British government to change its stringent visa norms, which he termed as a "big mistake".
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UK Government Begins Charging Visa Applicants For Email Enquiries
"The new contract will see a number of changes for customers. These changes help the government reduce costs and ensure those who benefit directly from the UK immigration system make an appropriate contribution," a government statement said.
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UK Visas Set To Get More Expensive From This Week
The Tier 2 category of visas, a route used by many Indians and other nationals from outside the EU, will undergo major set of changes under the new rules.
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Britain's Exit From EU A 'Positive' For India: Sunil Mittal
The UK will "need" strategic tie-ups with large countries like India, in the wake of Brexit, Mr Mittal said.
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Government, Industry Need To Tackle Challenges Of Globalisation: Nasscom
Nasscom has expressed disappointment with the UK government's decision to implement the proposed changes to its visa system that will affect skilled IT migration.
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After UK's Visa Crackdown, Indian IT Industry Calls For Fresh Pact On Worker Mobility
Dismayed at UK's proposed changes in visa system that will impact skilled IT migration, software body Nasscom called for a high skilled worker mobility pact between the two countries to safeguard the economic interests of both nations.
