The "independent" Migration Advisory Committee's (MAC) has provided the long-awaited review of Tier 2 immigration was released on 19 January 2016; It recommends that the UK government is required to impose even tighter immigration controls for Tier 2 Visas. The MAC recommendations have been greeted with criticism from many UK employers/businesses, who say that the measures will lead to increased costs and make recruiting more difficult.
Tier 2 visa rules require candidates to have a job offer from an employer with a Tier 2 sponsorship licence. In some cases employer also need to complete a resident labour market test to show that there is a shortage of people with the relevant skills in the UK and must pay the salary as required for the role under Tier 2.
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Using the ‘priority service’ for citizenship applications means you will usually get a decision within 30 working days. The time starts from t...
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If you are a UK employer holding a sponsor licence, receiving a suspension or revocation notice from the Home Office can have serious conseque...
- August 6 2026
The GBM (Global Business Mobility) category comprises five types of sponsored visas, including UK Expansion Worker Visa, Senior or Specialist ...
- August 4 2026
A person may become a British citizen in several ways. Children can acquire British citizenship automatically at birth, depending on where the...
- August 2 2026
If you are a medical professional such as a qualified doctor, nurse, health professional or adult social care professional, you can apply for ...
- July 28 2026
The Domestic Abuse Concession, officially called the MVDAC (Migrant Victims of Domestic Abuse Concession) (formerly called the DDVC (Destitute...
- July 27 2026
Becoming a British citizen is a major life event for a person. It not only allows you to apply for a British passport, but also to participate...
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