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So UK has changed it immigration stance? [#permalink] New post   11 Sep 2019, 16:09
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So U.k has changed it immigration policy which was amended in 2012 requiring students to Leave U.K 4months after graduation.

“From next year (2020), all international graduates would qualify for a two-year period to work in the UK, increasing their chances of finding long-term employment after studying.”

Are you still motivated to apply to uk schools ?
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Re: So UK has changed it immigration stance? [#permalink] New post   16 Sep 2019, 14:26
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Hi Staphyk,

I think that is a welcoming policy. I for one, I don't mind going to UK for studies especially with this new development.

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Re: So UK has changed it immigration stance? [#permalink] New post   16 Sep 2019, 14:55
Quite skeptical about the policy though
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Hi Staphyk,

I think that is a welcoming policy. I for one, I don't mind going to UK for studies especially with this new development.

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Re: So UK has changed it immigration stance? [#permalink] New post   16 Sep 2019, 15:51
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Staphyk wrote:
So U.k has changed it immigration policy which was amended in 2012 requiring students to Leave U.K 4months after graduation.

“From next year (2020), all international graduates would qualify for a two-year period to work in the UK, increasing their chances of finding long-term employment after studying.”

Are you still motivated to apply to uk schools ?
Yep or Nah!
Wana know your views and why?



The U.K. is currently going through a very messy and uncertain "Brexit breakup". Nothing is certain and things appear to be made up without much thought to appeal to certain segments.

Any and all policies will likely be subject to change.

Let alone students, even professionals and academics are not certain of how things are unfolding.
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Re: So UK has changed it immigration stance? [#permalink] New post   17 Sep 2019, 01:21
Very true bro/sis ,I won’t be surprised if the policy is reversed again
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Staphyk wrote:
So U.k has changed it immigration policy which was amended in 2012 requiring students to Leave U.K 4months after graduation.

“From next year (2020), all international graduates would qualify for a two-year period to work in the UK, increasing their chances of finding long-term employment after studying.”

Are you still motivated to apply to uk schools ?
Yep or Nah!
Wana know your views and why?



The U.K. is currently going through a very messy and uncertain "Brexit breakup". Nothing is certain and things appear to be made up without much thought to appeal to certain segments.

Any and all policies will likely be subject to change.

Let alone students, even professionals and academics are not certain of how things are unfolding.


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