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UK to end low-skilled visas, tighten settlement and citizenship rules

The United Kingdom's Immigration White Paper, titled Restoring Control over the Immigration System, outlines wide-ranging changes across work, study, family and asylum routes

UK to end overseas care worker recruitment after visa fraud probe in India

The UK government said, "Too many care workers from overseas have been subject to shameful levels of abuse and exploitation"

UK rules for migrants: Tougher English, no jobs for care role, & more

The changes come as Prime Minister Keir Starmer seeks to respond to voter frustration over high immigration levels and rising support for the Reform UK party

Britain set to make it harder for migrants to get permanent residency

Under the current system, migrants can apply for indefinite leave to remain in the UK after they have lived and worked there for five years

India-UK FTA: How Indian techies will save on salary for three years

Under the Double Contribution Convention Agreement (DCCA), Indian workers temporarily in the UK, and their employers, will be exempt from paying social security contributions for three years

UK immigration: New rules to tighten study visas and asylum pathways

Further information about the proposed crackdown is expected in the Immigration White Paper, which the UK government plans to publish later this month

UK to tighten study, work visa rules amid Pakistan-led asylum surge

UK Home Office data shows asylum claims by Pakistani nationals rose 79 per cent in the past year, reaching 10,542 claims-the highest among all nationalities

No UK asylum for sex offenders, fake advisers face Rs 17 lakh fine and jail

Anyone found pretending to be a qualified immigration adviser without registration will now face up to £15,000 fine and potential jail time

UK residents with Indian domicile now face tax on overseas income

Until now, residents who were not UK-domiciled didn't have to pay tax on income earned abroad unless they brought it into the UK

UK rental aid: How Indian grads can claim up to Rs 2.68 lakh in 6 months

To claim rental benefits, students need to have graduated with at least 70% and be unemployed at the time of application