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15/10/2025

The UK has officially rolled out new visa rules impacting international graduates and skilled professionals. The updates affect the Post-Study Work (PSW) route, Global Talent Visa (GTV), and High Potential Individual (HPI) scheme — reshaping how global talent can live and work in the UK.

Here’s what’s changed ⬇️

🎓 PSW: Stricter conditions on eligibility and stay duration after graduation.

🌐 GTV: Expanded but with tighter endorsement checks and clearer focus on “exceptional” candidates.

🧠 HPI: Refined criteria — to enable greater participation

These changes mark a shift from openness to selectiveness — raising the bar for who qualifies as “global talent.”

Is the UK still the best destination for international graduates? 🤔
Share your views below 👇

Many Skilled Worker Visa holders in the UK are feeling the impact of ongoing immigration and legal reforms — and this pi...
13/10/2025

Many Skilled Worker Visa holders in the UK are feeling the impact of ongoing immigration and legal reforms — and this piece by the Constitution Society highlights just how complex these changes are ⚖️.

From devolution challenges to visa pathway uncertainties, the system affects not just policy — but real people building lives here 🇬🇧



Source: https://consoc.org.uk/reform-legal-and-devolution-challenges/?fbclid=PAb21jcANVtzhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABp-gjLdTFpeaFkeBuzy8CFLtSGKKzqOYg87AziXBuGmGvzfQ3n7R9jkVDSb_w_aem_Xoe29AXBtNn8gw5vQJDDIg

09/10/2025

There’s a common belief that immigrants get most of the UK’s social housing — but the data tells a very different story. 📊
In reality, most social housing tenants are UK-born, not migrants. Let’s break down the numbers by ethnicity to see what’s really happening. 🇬🇧

Disclaimer :
The statistics presented are for new social housing lettings for the period April 2023 - March 2024.

https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk/housing/social-housing/social-housing-lettings/latest/
immigration

07/10/2025

Deadlines

The application deadlines are December 2, 2025 or January 8, 2026.

Clarendon Fund Scholarships at University of Oxford 2025-2026 |
, depending on which course you’re applying to. You’ll need to check your specific program’s deadline on Oxford’s website.

Key Requirements
You’re automatically considered when you apply to Oxford by the December or January deadline - no separate scholarship application needed
Clarendon | University of Oxford.

Open to all graduate programs (Masters or PhD) at Oxford
Available to students from any country.

What it Covers

The scholarship is fully-funded, covering course fees, college fees, and providing a grant for living expenses.



https://www.ox.ac.uk/clarendon/information-for-applicants/timeline

30/09/2025

Shabana Mahmood has announced tougher rules for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) in the UK 🇬🇧⚖️

From **5 years to 10 years** — unless you’re one of the few who could be *fast-tracked* ✨

Here’s what you’ll now need:
✅ Work + National Insurance
✅ No benefits claimed
✅ Higher English standard
✅ Clean criminal record
✅ Community contribution

📌 Reports say these rules won’t apply to everyone already on the 5-year route — but consultation is still ongoing.

Do you think the new ILR rules are fair? Drop your thoughts 👇

29/09/2025

Eligibility Requirements:

Are a female and are a citizen of a developing country or emerging economy where women are underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines*. You are not eligible to apply if you hold dual citizenship of which one is citizenship of a developed (N.B. If you have been awarded a Faculty for the Future grant and after the award you obtain citizenship of a developed country, the grant will be discontinued as of the date of such additional citizenship);
are preparing for a PhD degree or post-doctoral research in a STEM The Faculty for the Future program does not fund Master level studies;
are enrolled, admitted or have applied to a host university/research institute abroad (applications are no longer accepted where a candidate has not yet applied to a university). If you are applying for a sandwich course the final degree must be awarded by the Host University abroad or jointly (e., but not solely from the home country university);
hold an excellent academic record;
are willing to go back to your home country or region upon completion of your studies to contribute to its socio-economic development;
have a proven record of teaching experience in your home country and can demonstrate your commitment to going back home to: i) an academic or research position in a STEM faculty; ii) and/or to using your knowledge to become a STEM entrepreneur to help resolve regional challenges in your local community/region; iii) and/or to demonstrating leadership by contributing to the public sector using your scientific skills to help provide evidence-based support for STEM policy making, including topics of gender representation can demonstrate leadership skills, active community outreach and have a track record in encouraging girls and women into STEM.

https://www.facultyforthefuture.net/applications/

24/09/2025

📢 Skilled Worker visa holders are the backbone of the UK’s economy.

They fill critical roles in healthcare, education, technology, and infrastructure—sectors that directly impact our daily lives. Yet, despite their invaluable contributions, many face the uncertainty of not being granted Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR).

💼 Economic Impact:

High Tax Contributions: Skilled Worker visa holders contribute significantly to public finances. In 2022-23, the average skilled migrant made a net contribution of about £16,300, compared to £14,400 by a British worker. This is primarily due to their higher average salaries and consistent employment.
Financial Times

Income Tax Contributions: In the 2023-24 tax year, Skilled Worker main applicants paid a median income tax of £8,900, totaling approximately £1.56 billion across all applicants.
GOV.UK

🛡️ No Access to Public Benefits:
Despite their economic contributions, Skilled Worker visa holders do not have access to public benefits such as unemployment support, housing assistance, or social welfare programs. They contribute to the system without drawing from it.

⚖️ Unfair Disparity:
While other visa categories, including family reunification and long-term residents, have pathways to ILR, Skilled Worker visa holders—who are actively recruited to fill essential roles—are denied the same opportunity for stability and permanency.

📢 It’s time to recognize the value of Skilled Worker visa holders and grant them the security they deserve.. ⚖️

23/09/2025

“Abolishing ILR: Nigel Farage and Reform UK have unveiled a radical plan to scrap Indefinite Leave to Remain, the route to permanent residency in Britain. Under their proposal, legal migrants — including those already granted ILR — would be forced to reapply every 5 years under stricter criteria (higher salary threshold, English proficiency, extended residency period), with no access to welfare or social housing. 🇬🇧💼

17/09/2025

Each of the 50 scholarships available provides the following support during the 3.5 years of study:

Full funding for tuition fees
A stipend of £26,500 (2026-27 rate) per annum to assist with living costs
A consumables fund of £2,000 per annum for the first 3 years of study
A programme of bespoke opportunities and events delivered by the Early Career Researcher Institute (ECRI)
You will also have access to the full range of support available to postgraduates at Imperial, including tailored support for disabled and international students, and the wider Early Career Researcher Institute Learning and development courses.

To Apply https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/postgraduate-doctoral/grants-scholarships/presidents-phd/

15/09/2025

They say the grass is greener on the other side , but that might not always be the case. Both Canada and UK have their own advantages and disadvantages. Immigration usually comes down to personal preferences.

10/09/2025

📣 On 8th September, the UK Parliament debated the future of Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) for migrants. A crucial discussion for thousands of families and professionals who call the UK home. 🏡🇬🇧

This debate is more than policy — it’s about fairness, security, and stability for those contributing to the UK every single day. 💪

Let’s keep raising our voices until real change happens. ✊

09/09/2025

In the Westminster Hall debate on 8 September 2025, MPs clashed over Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). Key issues included how long migrants must live and work in the UK before gaining permanent settlement, the impact on public services, and whether British citizens’ interests should take priority over fairness to work visa holders. The debate highlighted tensions between immigration policy, fairness, and economic considerations.

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