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Government set to introduce a £1,000 Non-EU Worker Levy
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The government are set to introduce a new non-EU worker levy to try and reduce the number of skilled immigrants coming into the country.Skilled Migration Barristers: Contact Our Team Today

 The government are set to introduce a new non-EU worker levy to try and reduce the number of skilled immigrants coming into the country.Skilled Migration Barristers: Contact Our Team Today

Financial Sector Requires Non-EU Workers
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According to a new data, the UK’s financial sector requires more non-EU workers due to a worsening skill shortage in the industry.Growth in the Number of Tier 2 Applications

 According to a new data, the UK’s financial sector requires more non-EU workers due to a worsening skill shortage in the industry.Growth in the Number of Tier 2 Applications

Skilled migration boosts the economy
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Immigration and migrants have received a lot of criticism recently, and are often portrayed in the media as a drain on society. However, a recent study has shown that this is far from the truth, and that...

 migrant workers actually have a positive impact on our economy.Migrants are a positive influence between 1997 and 2007 the presence of immigrants has been increasing in most sectors, with immigrants being on average...

Philipson (ILR - not PBS: evidence) India [2012] UKUT 39 (IAC)
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This case gives some hope to work permit holders who might otherwise be caught out by the Home Office's sudden introduction of a new requirement to be paid a certain salary in order to secure indefinite leave to remain.

 This case gives some hope to work permit holders who might otherwise be caught out by the Home Office's sudden introduction of a new requirement to be paid a certain salary in order to secure indefinite leave to remain.

Changes to the student visa system
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Tough new rules and enforcement action to stop abuse of the student visa system mean that over 450 education providers will no longer be able to sponsor new international students.

 Tough new rules and enforcement action to stop abuse of the student visa system mean that over 450 education providers will no longer be able to sponsor new international students.

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