Good News: New UK Work Visas for Indians | UK Immigration Leap Scholar Ft. @BritIndians

The UK government has announced the big news of the Migration and Mobility Partnership deal recently.

This deal is built on the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s ambition to deliver a quantum leap in
the UK’s bilateral relationship with India. This agreement will allow thousands of 18-30-year-olds to work and live in each other’s country for up to 2 years. Watch this video to know more about the news and the impact it would be having on international students who are planning to study in the UK in 2021.

Joshua Vasudevan also has his own YouTube channel where he is helping by providing information and guiding international students coming to the UK. He talks about the visa process, student life in the UK, expenses, saving tips, travel tips, touring ideas, Vlogs, and much more.

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Over a million students are trying to go abroad every year but due to financial problems, less than half of that number makes it out of the country.
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[ammuriddlelestrange]

Is there any other entry requirements? Like ielts, +2 English marks, or having a degree etc? What if the person only has 10th qualification and a diploma?

[harivardhanraoponugoti]

Could you brief more information I am interested