Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 12:30pm on 07 Apr 2024,Sunday India Global
Indian students in the UK have launched the 'Fair Visa, Fair Chance' campaign to advocate for the continuation of the post-study work visa, allowing graduates to work for two years after their studies. Concerns arise as the UK government reviews the visa route, potentially altering its terms. Lord Karan Bilimoria emphasizes the economic contribution of international students, warning against detrimental effects on Britain's economy. The National Indian Students and Alumni Union (Nisau) UK fears that changes to the visa could undermine progress and hinder international student recruitment. The campaign highlights the crucial role of post-study work opportunities in attracting students to the UK.
