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28 July 2010
UK Temporary cap on migrant workers in place

The Government's temporary cap on migrant workers is now in place. The temporary cap has been introduced to stop a surge of applications being made before the permanent cap is introduced in April 2011.  

The interim cap applies to Tier 2 General applications (new hires, extension applications), so excludes applications through the Intra-Company Transfer (ICT) route.

During the interim cap the Government will limit the number of certificates of sponsorship an employer will be able to issue in relation to sponsoring a migrant worker or extending an existing employee's visa. The allocation will be dependant on the number of certificates issued during the same period last year.  

Employers who don't have a sponsorship licence or are currently in the process of applying for one will need to make a request for exceptional consideration.  Each case will be considered and ranked against a set criterion.  

It is now more important than ever for employers to ensure they comply with duties associated with being a sponsored licence holder and maintain their A-rating.  

Should you require clarification of these changes, or would like further information, please don't hesitate to contact us to arrange a consultation with our UK Immigration Specialists.

 

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