UK immigration system is “too restrictive”
29 January 2019
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In January, free-market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs dubbed the UK’s approach to immigration policy “economically damaging” and “too restrictive” when applied to high-skilled workers.
The IEA said that as well as scrapping a target for net migration, the government should also remove caps on visas for the high-skilled and restrictions for working foreign students.
Read the full article here.
Download the briefing here.
In January, free-market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs dubbed the UK’s approach to immigration policy “economically damaging” and “too restrictive” when applied to high-skilled workers.
The IEA said that as well as scrapping a target for net migration, the government should also remove caps on visas for the high-skilled and restrictions for working foreign students.
Read the full article here.
Download the briefing here.
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