Government: we don’t want “low-skilled” workers after the pandemic
What a moment for the Home Office to update its guidance on the new immigration system to reiterate:
There will not be an immigration route specifically for those who do not meet the skills or salary threshold for the skilled worker route.
Basically, in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, the Home Office felt it necessary to state that care workers, nurses, hospital porters, cleaners, logistics personnel, postal workers etc will not be able to apply for a UK work visa from January.
The only “low-skilled” workers that the government envisages letting in are agricultural labourers.
Posted on 08.04.2020.
We provide services
Other useful articles
- Court of Appeal allows appeal on EU Settlement Scheme dependency rules
- Home Office minister makes statement on eVisas. Extending use of expiring BRPs
- Immigration Appeals and Procedural Compliance: Court of Appeal Sets Key Precedent
- Urgent Update – Changes to Long Residence Rules for those under Ukraine Schemes
- Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme from 4 February 2025
- Columbia added to visa national list from 3pm today
Get specialist advice
Please contact with one of our immigration lawyers by phone +44 (0) 207 907 1460 (London), +971 509 265 140, +971 525 977 456 (Dubai) or complete our enquiry
Contact us