UK Tightens Immigration Rules, Cuts Post-Study Work Visa to 18 Months

The UK Home Office has announced significant immigration policy changes, including reducing the post-study work visa for international students from two years to 18 months starting January 1, 2027. The reforms aim to ensure that international graduates make meaningful contributions to the UK economy.
Additionally, financial requirements for student visa applications will increase, and a new visa route called the High Potential Individual (HPI) visa will be introduced to attract top graduates from leading universities worldwide. The changes are part of the UK's efforts to balance immigration control with the need to attract skilled foreign workers.
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