UK immigration policies likely to see to stricter norms in ‘2024 election year’: Expert on expected visa rule changes
visa rules and immigration policy and more measures are to be proposed and introduced throughout 2024 - being an election year. “Last year, net migration reached a record total of 745,000 which many British people feel is too high," Yash Dubal, director and a senior immigration associate of A Y &J Solicitors, said and further pointed out that the immigration issue is likely to be an ‘election pitch’.
“Both the main political parties, Conservatives and Labour, are now promising measures to stop illegal immigration and to reduce the number of legal migrants who arrive in Britain." Dubal pointed out, “It is expected that restrictions will be added, it may be scrapped altogether." “It will also be harder for students to switch directly on to Skilled Worker visas because the baseline minimum salary to be sponsored is set to increase from £26,200 to £38,700. The average graduate salary in the UK is just over £33,000, well below the proposed threshold"Milestone Alert!
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