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How to Fix the UK’s Broken Visa System
On Thursday 17th April, we hosted a concise online briefing to walk through the key insights from our new report on the Skilled Worker visa route.
The UK economy is stuck in a low-growth rut, with key industries like AI, engineering, and advanced manufacturing struggling to fill essential roles. Meanwhile, only 32% of work visas issued since 2021 have gone to highly-skilled professionals in strategic sectors – revealing a disconnect between immigration policy and the real needs of the economy.
This session unpacked the data behind these findings, explore how the current system is misfiring, and set out a vision for a redesigned Skilled Worker visa route that supports business growth while still addressing public concerns over net migration.
Whether you’re a business leader, policymaker, or part of the wider talent ecosystem, this 20-minute session will equip you with clear insights – and a blueprint for a more effective system.
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Get clear answers on business travel, immigration or global expansion - and find the right solution for your needs.
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Walkthrough of the features that matter most
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How to Fix the UK’s Broken Visa System
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