United Kingdom: young people at the heart of a new migration partnership with India

The migration and mobility partnership – the subject of a memorandum of understanding signed by the UK and Indian governments on 4 May – will allow thousands of young people from the two nations to move from one to the other for work every year. This deal, which is the first under the post-Brexit immigration policy adopted by the UK government (see article n°12058), also promises speed up the process for issuing short-stay visas, thereby seeking to facilitate the movement of workers by companies.
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Young people in the UK, aged between 18 and 30, will be able to take up employment in India – and Indian people in the same age group will be able to do likewise – for a period of up to two years, under the Young Professionals Scheme that the UK and India have agreed to set up. Participants in the scheme will need to have a diploma validating at least three years of higher education (i.e., university or equivalent level) and will need to be able to express themselves in the language of the host

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