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UK Immigration Rules Shorten Settlement Period for Care Workers

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What happened

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The UK Home Secretary announced new immigration rules for England. Care workers who met visa conditions and earned at least £25,000 a year, and arrived before May 2025, now qualify for permanent settlement after five years. This is an improvement on an earlier proposal that required a 15-year wait.

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Why it matters

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The changes affect the labor supply and stability of the care sector in England. The new rules provide a shorter pathway to permanent residency for specific migrant groups, including those from Ghana and Nigeria.

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    England might see an increase in the labor supply within the care sector.

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