London: Nearly 1,000 visa applicants who are `exceptionally talented’ are to benefit from the British governments new visa regime under its Tier 1 category.
The new Exceptional Talent migration route which will take-off Aug. 9, would enable applicants in the fields of science, humanities, engineering and the arts to work in the UK.
Mr Damian Green, UK Immigration Minister who gave the new details in London said that those who have a lot to contribute positively to the economy, would continue to be welcomed.
“Our new exceptional talent route, available for up to 1000 applicants, will ensure that we continue to attract the brightest into the UK and keep the UK a global leader,’’ Green said.
He explained that the UK was a global leader in science, humanities, engineering and a centre for arts.
“This comes at a time of major reform of the immigration system to bring net migration back down to the tens of thousands, tackle abuses and make sure that the immigration system meets the needs of the country,’’ Green said.
He explained further that migrants admitted to the UK under the Tier1 Exceptional Talent category would initially be granted permission to stay for three years and four months.
NAN reports that the new route will be overseen by competent bodies that will play an advisory role to the UK Border Agency (UKBA).
The bodies include the Royal Society for Arts Council, Royal Academy of Engineering and the British Academy. (NAN)
The new Exceptional Talent migration route which will take-off Aug. 9, would enable applicants in the fields of science, humanities, engineering and the arts to work in the UK.
Mr Damian Green, UK Immigration Minister who gave the new details in London said that those who have a lot to contribute positively to the economy, would continue to be welcomed.
“Our new exceptional talent route, available for up to 1000 applicants, will ensure that we continue to attract the brightest into the UK and keep the UK a global leader,’’ Green said.
He explained that the UK was a global leader in science, humanities, engineering and a centre for arts.
“This comes at a time of major reform of the immigration system to bring net migration back down to the tens of thousands, tackle abuses and make sure that the immigration system meets the needs of the country,’’ Green said.
He explained further that migrants admitted to the UK under the Tier1 Exceptional Talent category would initially be granted permission to stay for three years and four months.
NAN reports that the new route will be overseen by competent bodies that will play an advisory role to the UK Border Agency (UKBA).
The bodies include the Royal Society for Arts Council, Royal Academy of Engineering and the British Academy. (NAN)
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