London: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday put in place stricter new rules on Monday to cut soaring immigrant figures that will affect Indians as one of the largest students and skilled workers visa applicants, which will affect one of the Indians. The new rules constructed in the new Immigration White Paper regularly doubled the standard eligibility for UK settlement status, put forward stricter English requirements and evaluated improvements in language skills embedded in the visa rules for applicants and their families.
Overseas student visas are a category dominated by China and India and will witness the quotes of graduate visas from the current two years to 18 months.
Sanam Arora, president of the National Indian Students and Alumni Association (NISAU), said that despite the reduced duration, we are relieved that despite the reduced duration, we urge their implementation and implementation of broader reforms, as well as broader reforms.
The organization expressed concerns about the impact of Indian students, the largest user of the graduate route, with the aim of gaining international work experience at the end of the degree.
Don’t let panic be allowed to get into trouble in current and prospective students. Nisau said it needs to be clear directly who was affected and how.
The group also called for better alignment between students and skilled workers’ routes, another category dominated by Indians and would face stricter minimum wage requirements.
Arora added that we are pleased to see recognition of the long-term call for better alignment between immigration and skills, and we strongly support greater transparency and accountability in educational agent practices, and we have made very clear inquiries for this.
Almost all UK visa categories will be affected by the white paper, with Indians and other South Asian applicants losing their health and social care visas.
Dr Dora-Olivia Vicol, CEO of the UK Work Centre, said visas for health and nursing staff visas to new applicants have been constituted as a response, but it was just a distraction as the number of visas granted to first-time participants has been reduced.
As such visa schemes fail, thousands of immigrant care workers in the UK are facing poverty and the government has not provided them with any viable support. She said they need not more hostility and victims, but rather the flexibility of bringing their skills to businesses that need and value them.
The group also condemned the longer periods when immigrants could claim settlement in the UK, as it would introduce inequity into already hostile systems.
Vikor added that more people will be in an unsafe immigration status, putting them at greater risk of exploitation and possibly even increasing the number of people with undocumented status.
Starmer said in a street speech at Downing that without the tough new rules, Britain risked becoming a stranger island.
As this white paper illustrates, every area of ​​the immigration system will be tightened, so we have more control.
“The proposed skill requirements are raised to a degree; English requirements in all pathways, including dependents; the time it takes to obtain a settlement status extended from five years; he said law enforcement is more stringent than ever because fair rules must be followed, which promises that the measure will gradually decrease the number of immigrants.
