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UK’s review of 5-year settlement right for care workers to benefit Indians

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    Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood on Monday backtracked on a tougher retrospective stance of tripling the time overseas care workers must wait for settlement in the UK, a move set to benefit several Indians who used the Health and Social Care visa route. Following the conclusion of a year-long public…

    — The Tribune

  • right · 1 outlet

    UK exempts care workers from extended wait for permanent residence

    — India Today

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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood on Monday backtracked on a tougher retrospective stance of tripling the time overseas care workers must wait for settlement in the UK, a move set to benefit several Indians who used the Health and Social Care visa route. Following the conclusion of a year-long public…

Coverage arrived over 12 hours — first from India Today, latest from Free Press Kashmir.

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UK’s review of 5-year settlement right for care workers to benefit Indians

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood on Monday backtracked on a tougher retrospective stance of tripling the time overseas care workers must wait for settlement in the UK, a move set to benefit several Indians who used the Health and Social Care visa route. Following the conclusion of a year-long public…

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