Uk Visa Rules For Indians

GRV, introduced by the UK government in 2021, allows students to stay in the UK for at least two years after completing their degree.

Amid ongoing review for post-study work visa, official statistics released on Thursday showed Indian students are showing signs of being turned off from applying for British universities with a four per cent drop in the applications from the country.

India will keep pushing for easier visa rules for skilled professionals hired by its companies investing in Britain as it looks to finalise a free trade pact with the UK by end-2023, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The UK is planning to relax immigration rules by offering cheaper and easier visas for Indian tourists, students and professionals, in an attempt to clinch a trade deal with India, a media report said on Saturday.

India has called on the UK government to look into some tax and visa norms that make it difficult for Indian professionals and students to fully contribute to the bilateral relationship.

UK's Tier 5 visa route is meant for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) who come to the UK for up to two years.

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".

The United Kingdom government has caused outrage with its decision to exclude Indian students from a new list of countries considered "low risk" in order to facilitate an easier visa application process to universities.

While offering more flexibility with visas for Indians, UK premier Theresa May today made it clear that will depend on the "speed and volume of the return of Indians with no right to remain in the UK."

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to ease entry for Indian businessmen into the UK with a fast-track visa service, as she began a three-day visit to India focused on trade and investment.

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.

In a crackdown to curb its soaring immigration figures, the UK government has announced changes to its visa policy for non-EU nationals, which will affect a large number of Indians especially IT professionals.

Britain's new visa policy could have a "negative impact" on Indian working professionals' short term business visits to the UK, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told his British counterpart Theresa May during their first meeting after she became Premier.

Mounting their pressure on Tata Group amid job loss fears from a planned sale of British steel business, a leading labour union today accused the Indian conglomerate of "flouting visa rules" for its IT unit Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

Mounting their pressure on the Tata Group amid job loss fears from a planned sale of its British steel business, a leading labour union on Wednesday accused the Indian conglomerate of "flouting visa rules" for its IT unit Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

GRV, introduced by the UK government in 2021, allows students to stay in the UK for at least two years after completing their degree.

Amid ongoing review for post-study work visa, official statistics released on Thursday showed Indian students are showing signs of being turned off from applying for British universities with a four per cent drop in the applications from the country.

India will keep pushing for easier visa rules for skilled professionals hired by its companies investing in Britain as it looks to finalise a free trade pact with the UK by end-2023, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The UK is planning to relax immigration rules by offering cheaper and easier visas for Indian tourists, students and professionals, in an attempt to clinch a trade deal with India, a media report said on Saturday.

India has called on the UK government to look into some tax and visa norms that make it difficult for Indian professionals and students to fully contribute to the bilateral relationship.

UK's Tier 5 visa route is meant for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) who come to the UK for up to two years.

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".

The United Kingdom government has caused outrage with its decision to exclude Indian students from a new list of countries considered "low risk" in order to facilitate an easier visa application process to universities.

While offering more flexibility with visas for Indians, UK premier Theresa May today made it clear that will depend on the "speed and volume of the return of Indians with no right to remain in the UK."

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to ease entry for Indian businessmen into the UK with a fast-track visa service, as she began a three-day visit to India focused on trade and investment.

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.

In a crackdown to curb its soaring immigration figures, the UK government has announced changes to its visa policy for non-EU nationals, which will affect a large number of Indians especially IT professionals.

Britain's new visa policy could have a "negative impact" on Indian working professionals' short term business visits to the UK, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today told his British counterpart Theresa May during their first meeting after she became Premier.

Mounting their pressure on Tata Group amid job loss fears from a planned sale of British steel business, a leading labour union today accused the Indian conglomerate of "flouting visa rules" for its IT unit Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

Mounting their pressure on the Tata Group amid job loss fears from a planned sale of its British steel business, a leading labour union on Wednesday accused the Indian conglomerate of "flouting visa rules" for its IT unit Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).