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Point Based Immigration System | A Y & J Solicitors
Interviewed on Friday 12th June 2020 at #JazzFM
Mr. Yas Dubal, the Immigration specialist from A Y & J Solicitors, recently discussed this in an interview with #JazzFM.
While the new UK Visa points System comes into play post-Brexit, are businesses really ready for the change?Recently, the UK Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab announced that BNO passport holders from Hong Kong can apply to work and study in the UK for 12 months or more, following which they might get a British Citizenship. This will apply to almost 300,000 fully-fledged British citizenship. Mr. Yash Dubal, the Immigration specialist at A Y & J Solicitors, recently discussed in an interview with #JazzFM, how the Government announcement about changes in policy for Hong Kong citizens who hold BNO passports will impact the UK economy.
Pre-COVID many industries in the UK relied heavily on foreign workers. The coronavirus has disrupted international travel. This means the number of people coming to the UK will be lesser.
Has the landscape changed following the COVID-19 outbreak?
Mr. Yas Dubal, the Immigration specialist from A Y & J Solicitors, recently discussed this in an interview with #JazzFM.
While the new UK Visa points System comes into play post-Brexit, are businesses really ready for the change?
However, amidst the havoc brought down by the Coronavirus has already disrupted international travel, it is going to be a real guesswork for British workplaces that rely on migrant workers next year because there are so many uncertainties.
Only around 31,000 businesses are currently registered to sponsor workers outside the UK with Tier 2 Sponsor Licence. That’s compared to approx. 1.4m businesses employing people in the UK.
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By A Y & J SolicitorsInterviewed on Friday 12th June 2020 at #JazzFM
Mr. Yas Dubal, the Immigration specialist from A Y & J Solicitors, recently discussed this in an interview with #JazzFM.
While the new UK Visa points System comes into play post-Brexit, are businesses really ready for the change?Recently, the UK Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab announced that BNO passport holders from Hong Kong can apply to work and study in the UK for 12 months or more, following which they might get a British Citizenship. This will apply to almost 300,000 fully-fledged British citizenship. Mr. Yash Dubal, the Immigration specialist at A Y & J Solicitors, recently discussed in an interview with #JazzFM, how the Government announcement about changes in policy for Hong Kong citizens who hold BNO passports will impact the UK economy.
Pre-COVID many industries in the UK relied heavily on foreign workers. The coronavirus has disrupted international travel. This means the number of people coming to the UK will be lesser.
Has the landscape changed following the COVID-19 outbreak?
Mr. Yas Dubal, the Immigration specialist from A Y & J Solicitors, recently discussed this in an interview with #JazzFM.
While the new UK Visa points System comes into play post-Brexit, are businesses really ready for the change?
However, amidst the havoc brought down by the Coronavirus has already disrupted international travel, it is going to be a real guesswork for British workplaces that rely on migrant workers next year because there are so many uncertainties.
Only around 31,000 businesses are currently registered to sponsor workers outside the UK with Tier 2 Sponsor Licence. That’s compared to approx. 1.4m businesses employing people in the UK.
Subscribe to our podcast to know how the discussion goes down.
Follow us and say hello! 👋
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AYJSolicitors/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AYJSolicitors
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ayjs...
Visit our website: https://ayjsolicitors.com/