Is it said that the PSW work visa in the UK is going to be cancelled?

I'll talk about it, PSW is actually going to be canceled, the audience process is just for show, and the official announcement will be released on January 31, and then the class will be optimistic. In fact, I did a survey, because of the PSW visa in the previous 2 years, 80% of international students could not find a job, and they could only do part time, plus they had to rectify the immigration system, so they took international students first...

The few people downstairs are actually completely wrong, because originally if international students want to work in the UK after graduation, they will sign a T1 visa, which is a high-skilled immigration visa, and the UK has now canceled it. That is to say, the possibility of you wanting to find a job in the UK after graduation is almost zero, the UK has cancelled the T1 visa, how can there be a company to help you apply for a visa, even the T2 visa is a skilled immigration visa has been reduced from 200,000 in 09 so the quota has been reduced to 20,000, and the people who declare are generally in addition to what domestic companies are assigned, players and the like, either the annual salary is more than 150,000 pounds or the UK is a scarce industry talent, so the possibility of staying in the UK to work is basically impossible, These are only for those who are applying, and those who have already worked in the UK have little effect.

Of course not. It depends on the nature of your so-called work in the UK. If it's part time, I'm afraid it's really hanging.

But if it's full time and the company is willing to apply for a work permit for you, you can still stay and work in the UK. Good luck!

It is still in the consultation period and will be announced soon. To be honest, I think there is a high possibility of cancellation. There are very few companies that can run T2, and if you don't have a PSW, at least 90% of international students will return to your home country, unless you are very good.

ps。That recommended answer, now that there is no work permit in the UK, do you want to say T1 or T2? Part Time doesn't even have the qualifications to run T2.

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Kim Gillette is the most disgusting, relying on his company's big fees, high fees, and bad attitude, thinking that the chain is NB? Relying on the game, his consultant chirped silently and couldn't let out a fart.

The conditions for applying for a UK PSW visa are as follows:

1. At the time of application, the applicant must be in the UK and the Tier4 student visa is still valid.

2. Applicants must be enrolled in a UK bachelor's degree or above (including a bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree, etc.).

3. The current student visa holder's school must be a higher education institution in the UK with a record of compliance.

4. Applicants are required to complete the courses corresponding to the current student visa.

5. The applicant has no criminal record or record of violating immigration regulations.

6. Students who take online classes abroad due to the epidemic can still apply for this visa, but I need to enter the UK with a valid student visa before September 27 this year, and students who will enroll in this autumn or early next year need to enter the UK before April 6, 2022.

can do1.can work or look for a job in any department and at any level; 2.Can start their own business; 3.

You can convert to a work visa (you need to find a job and get a work visa for you); 4.It is possible to switch to a spouse visa (if you get married while holding a PSW visa)5Of course, you can also do nothing, just show the world, travel with a visa, or eat, drink and have fun; 6.

Companion visas for partners and dependents can be extended at the same time (non-automatic, application required).

The reporter learned from ( that the UK will officially cancel the PSW visa in April 2012. This means that the current policy that international students who have obtained an undergraduate, master's or doctoral diploma in the UK will be able to find a job or carry out business activities in the UK with a visa valid for 2 years after graduation. PSW visa, full name PostStudyworker, officially introduced in June 2008 in the United Kingdom**, aims to allow international students with bachelor's, master's, and doctoral diplomas to have 2 years to find a job or carry out business activities in the UK after graduation, and the visa is valid for 2 years.

The PSW visa can be renewed for other types of visas, such as highly skilled migrants. According to statistics, 38,000 overseas students stayed in the UK for employment on these visas last year, an increase of 25% on 2009.

The adjustment of the UK student visa is mainly reflected in the following aspects: First, from April 2012, all institutions that want to become sponsors must obtain a "highly trusted sponsoring agency" and be accredited by the statutory education inspectorate by the end of 2012. Second, in order to ensure that we attract the best students and integrate them into our community, a good level of English is key.

All students studying at undergraduate level and above must have an upper intermediate (i.e. B2) level of English. Students studying at UK universities and public further education institutes will continue to have their existing right to work in their spare time during their studies, but other students will not be allowed to work. At the same time, non-university students will be restricted from internships.

Thirdly, the UK Border Agency will have the power to refuse entry to students who are unable to communicate in English without an interpreter, i.e. who cannot meet the minimum required requirements. Only graduate students and ** sponsored students who are studying at the university can bring their family members to accompany them. Fourthly, the maximum duration of student visas is 3 years for low-level courses and 5 years for high-level courses.

Fifth, the UK recognises the important contribution of international students to the UK's economic and social development, so new international graduates will still be allowed to stay in the UK for skilled jobs. In the future, they will have to get a skilled job from a sponsor at the second tier (category). This will ensure that international graduates can take up jobs that are valuable to the UK and themselves, or return home after graduation.