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Dependents take note. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/09/26/foreign-students-bringing-relatives-record-numbers/ Foreign students are bringing relatives in record numbers Migration Watch UK says it's an area 'in desperate need of tightening' By Charles Hymas, Home Affairs Editor and Ben Butcher 26 September 2022 • 9:00pm Record numbers of foreign students are bringing relatives into the UK, as ministers consider how to bring down overall immigration. An analysis of Home Office data shows the numbers of dependants of foreign students granted visas has increased five-fold in just three years, from 13,664 in 2019 to 81,089 in the year ending June 2022. It comes as universities have moved to shore up their income by boosting the numbers of foreign students, who now are increasingly bringing in relatives as well. Whereas the ratio of dependants to students granted visas was 26 to one in 2019, it was five to one in the year to June. It is understood that Suella Braverman, the Home Secretary, is studying the data as part of her review of immigration which will aim to bring down the headline figure while also ensuring it boosts growth. Those with low skills could fall foul of moves to ensure that migrants seeking visas demonstrate they would have a meaningful impact on economic growth by increasing GDP per capita. Nigerians and Indians bringing most dependants Net migration is running at 230,000 people a year and last month Home Office figures revealed that the number of visas for foreign nationals to live, study and work in the UK had exceeded a million for the first time. Students account for a large proportion of overall immigration, with numbers up by 60 per cent in a year, from 256,000 to nearly 411,000 in the year to June 2022. The number of dependants increased by 170 per cent from 29,700 to 81,100. Nigeria and India were the countries with the highest number of students bringing dependants. The 34,000 Nigerian students accounted for 31,898 dependants while the 93,100 Indian students accounted for 24,916. Libya had 455 dependants and 272 main applicants, meaning there were more dependants than students. 'An area in desperate need of tightening' Alp Mehmet, chairman of Migration Watch UK, said: "It has been clear for years that a significant number of those coming to study and their dependants use it as a route into work and settlement. “It is yet another mode of uncontrolled and uncapped migration, often, feeding the demand for low-skilled and low-paid workers. The number of student dependants has spiralled to over 80,000 in one year. It is an area in desperate need of tightening.” The immigration review is to consider overhauling the visa system to address labour shortages, attract talent and improve economic growth. It could see changes to the shortage occupations list to allow some key sectors to recruit more overseas staff and a loosening of the requirement to speak English in some areas to enable more foreign workers into the country. The current 30-40,000 cap on seasonal workers is likely be lifted in the “short term.” Downing Street says the Government is not advocating an increase in immigration but changes to the mix. “That will involve increasing numbers in some areas and decreasing in others. As the Prime Minister has made clear, we also want to see people who are economically inactive get back into work,” they said. Across work visas, the number and ratio of dependants has also increased, nearly doubling in a year from 55,747 to 109,649. The ratio for the 221,584 visas granted for skilled workers in relation to dependants was 2.5. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/09/26/foreign-students-bringing-relatives-record-numbers/ |
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Mynameis007:For the sake of peace, can you stop this? Let's redirect our focus to the market and ignore whatever call someone made or didn't make. Let maturity speak, please. Share from your wealth of knowledge, and let's allow others to air their views too. |
[quote author=Canadaornothing post=116017748][/quote]Sure. |
Canadaornothing:I'm yet to apply, but I'm creating and filtering my list from successful PPRs on this thread. |
olokings:Congratulations. I rejoice with you. Can you please share the docs submitted you submitted for your spouse SOWP? Also did you all five apply together? |
Expecting valuable contributions on this thread. Subscribed. |
Please which are the best provinces for international students, regarding the ease of obtaining PR after studies? |
Can someone please share the documents required to apply for SOWP? Does the unemployment situation of the applicant affect their chances of approval? Looking forward to your responses. |
TANTUMERGO007:Thanks. |
Can someone suggest banks that process Form A these days? Should I still go for UBA or Globus? |
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CRS 470 - 37k invites. ![]() |
Same program - RGU (Aberdeen) vs GCU (Glasgow), please help with reasons to pick one over the other? |
rawe45:Per draw, since it was stated they're likely going with the average number of invitations issued pre-pandemic. |
FSW Draws for 2022 would likely start btw July and September 2022, and the number of invitations should be around 3.5k-4k per round. Plan accordingly. A March 28, 2022 Memo to the Deputy Minister: https://twitter.com/smeurrens/status/1531335103195951105/photo/1
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During the two-hour meeting, Fraser hinted that further changes were coming to the Express Entry system. “I’m very excited about new flexibilities we’re going to be pursuing in the Express Entry system which will allow us, with more precision, to target workers to fill gaps in key sectors as soon as possible under the current system,” Fraser said before being cut off due to a shortage of time. The minister did not elaborate further throughout the rest of the meeting. One of Fraser’s mandates as minister is to expand pathways to permanent residence for international students and temporary foreign workers through Express Entry. The minister had previously suggested that occupation-specific Express Entry draws could be a possibility for the future. https://www.cicnews.com/2022/05/minister-fraser-says-processing-standards-could-return-to-normal-by-2023-0525349.html |
SirKelvegaz:Thanks for this countdown. The next draw is most likely on July 6, so kindly update the figures. Can't wait for 'A day to the next draw' Over 10k candidates above 490. Talk about competition. Insane. |
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Edwosa:Hello bro, kindly send me the Flywire-Form A tuition payment guide. I just sent you a PM. |
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[quote author=Lekiboboe post=112113842][/quote]Hello, bro. I sent you a PM. |
[quote author=tshoboy post=111958531][/quote]Much thanks. |
omopapa:@omobaba, thank you for stating it as it is. She has admissions to UK and Canadian schools, so we plan to go with one with greater prospects. @TheGuyFromHR, can you please share your view too, bro? |
[quote author=TheGuyFromHR post=111867059][/quote]Bro, what is your view about the HR profession in the UK? My spouse is going for her master's in HRM at RGU, and I plan to accompany her as a dependent. Do you have any tips? Should we consider another city or course? |
[quote author=CentennialGuy post=111754262][/quote]Thank you. |
CentennialGuy:Congratulations bro. In your SOP, how did you explain the fact that you already had an MSc and still applied to a PGC program? I need insights. Thanks. |
