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Business leaders in the United Kingdom are a worried lot as they fear cutting immigration numbers to less than 100,000 per year from the existing 300,000 would affect their country’s economy. Karan Bilimoria, a co-founder and chairman of Cobra Beer, said countries like Australia would benefit at the cost of Britain if the UK makes… Read More »
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Brits may need to pay £50 to travel into Europe post Brexit
Posted on September 10, 2016
Comment (0)Tourists from the UK may have to shell out £50 for a new visa that will let them enter other European countries after Britain voted to leave the European Union. Meanwhile, the European Commission is said to be considering introducing a visa programme for the Schengen region, allowing travel without the need for a passport… Read More »
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Tips to apply for a UK student visa
Posted on August 24, 2016
Comment (0)If you want to apply for a British student visa, make sure you meet certain requirements. Firstly, you need to apply for a Tier 4 student visa. But before you do that, note that you should provide adequate supporting documents to the visa application centre to be eligible. You need to have been admitted into… Read More »
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Precautions to take while applying for student visa in UK
Posted on August 23, 2016
Comment (0)With UK Prime Minister, Theresa May, dropping hints of enforcing stricter rules for student visas, it is better for students to be well prepared while applying for a student visa in the UK. There is no gainsaying the fact that Great Britain continues to be a good study destination, but in the present scenario, it… Read More »
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London keen to maintain ties with US, Japan to preserve itself as global financial hub
Posted on August 8, 2016
Comment (0)An industry body of London said that it would continue to maintain ties with old friends like the United States and Japan to help preserve its global status as a financial hub after exiting the EU. Called TheCityUK, the body published a list of tasks for the financial sector and the government, stating that the… Read More »
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Britain to feel the scarcity of low-skilled workers following Brexit, says study
Posted on August 5, 2016
Comment (0)After the UK officially leaves the European Union, about 590,000 citizens belonging to other EU countries forfeit their chances to remain in Britain. A majority of them would most definitely be low-skilled workers. Technology workers and those in the financial sector would continue to stay on since they are needed by their firms. People wanting… Read More »
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British immigration reforms worry Cobra Beer chairman
Posted on October 25, 2016