Immigration & Societal Contributions
‘Societal contribution’, within the context of immigration, encompasses various elements through which foreign-born residents enrich their host nation. These contributions are generally categorised into three main areas: economic contribution, cultural contribution and civic engagement. As nations compete for skilled labour and seek to boost their economic resilience, immigration systems and policies that recognise and leverage […]
A Guide to the Study Visa UK System
To be able to study in the United Kingdom as an international student, you’ll need to have an appropriate visa. The UK does not, however, offer a one-size-fits-all “Study Visa.” In the context of UK immigration, the term “Study visa” refers to three specific types of visas that cater to different educational purposes and age […]
The Principles of Immigration Sponsorship
In the United Kingdom, the sponsorship system acts as the framework that enables employers and educational institutions to lawfully bring non-UK residents into the country for work and study. The system is designed to support the UK’s economic and educational sectors, while ensuring that immigration is managed in a way that is beneficial and secure […]
The UK Points Based System: A Guide
The United Kingdom’s Points Based System (PBS) sets the framework for those looking to apply for a UK work, study or business visa. Introduced to coincide with Brexit, the Points Based System was designed to reshape immigration to the UK, aligning it more closely with the country’s economic and educational aspirations. By assessing applicants against […]