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UK MAC Report 2025: Stability Ahead for IT and Engineering Skilled Migration
The UK MAC Report 2025 confirms stable skilled migration in IT and Engineering, highlighting proportionate visa use, sector growth, and no major policy changes.

The UK MAC Report 2025 confirms stable skilled migration in IT and Engineering, highlighting proportionate visa use, sector growth, and no major policy changes.

Explore key reforms in the UK Immigration White Paper 2025 and their impact on the Skilled Worker visa, settlement rules, and employer requirements.

Attract global talent with the Government Authorised Exchange Visa, ideal for UK firms offering short-term, structured internships under approved schemes.

Discover how the UK’s 2025 immigration rule changes impact skilled workers on self-sponsorship route, salary calculations, and investment deductions.

Skilled Worker visa route changes from 9 April 2025: Salary threshold hike, self-sponsorship limits, care sector recruitment rules, and new eligibility criteria

This business case is involved around self-sponsorship and how we helped our client from a creative background establish their business in the UK.

Even though changes have been made to other visa routes, the latest one focuses more on skilled worker visas and the new salary thresholds.

Supplementary employment is additional work taken up by sponsored workers outside their usual primary job.

A Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) is a requirement for individuals who are seeking to apply for specific categories of UK-sponsored work visas.

The UK government announced some changes in the immigration rules likely to take effect in Spring 2024.

