• Latest
Tougher rules coming

Tougher rules coming

October 6, 2025
Openness

Openness

October 6, 2025
Baloch leader writes to Trump

Baloch leader writes to Trump

October 6, 2025
More hurdles for Indian workers

More hurdles for Indian workers

October 6, 2025
Reprieve for Lisa Cook

Reprieve for Lisa Cook

October 6, 2025
Deal on cutting drug prices

Deal on cutting drug prices

October 6, 2025
murder-kill

Two killed in Manchester synagogue stabbing

October 6, 2025
mahatma gandhi

Gandhi statue vandalised

October 6, 2025
NHS-Online

NHS Online launch by 2027

October 6, 2025
INDIA, EFTA DEAL COMES INTO EFFECT

INDIA, EFTA DEAL COMES INTO EFFECT

October 6, 2025
lottery

India expat wins Dh100,000 in lottery

October 6, 2025
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority begins operations in GIFT City

Abhu Dhabi fund to buy 41 per cent in Samman Capital

October 6, 2025
UAE, New Zealand hold talks to enhance parliamentary ties

UAE, New Zealand hold talks to enhance parliamentary ties

October 6, 2025
Blitzindiamedia
Contact
  • Blitz Highlights
    • Special
    • Spotlight
    • Insight
    • Education
    • Health
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
  • Opinion
  • Legal
  • Perspective
  • Nation
    • East
    • West
    • North
    • South
  • Business & Economy
  • World
  • Hindi Edition
  • International Editions
    • US (New York)
    • UK (London)
    • Middle East (Dubai)
    • Tanzania (Africa)
  • Blitz India Business
No Result
View All Result
  • Blitz Highlights
    • Special
    • Spotlight
    • Insight
    • Education
    • Health
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
  • Opinion
  • Legal
  • Perspective
  • Nation
    • East
    • West
    • North
    • South
  • Business & Economy
  • World
  • Hindi Edition
  • International Editions
    • US (New York)
    • UK (London)
    • Middle East (Dubai)
    • Tanzania (Africa)
  • Blitz India Business
No Result
View All Result
World's first weekly chronicle of development news
No Result
View All Result

Tougher rules coming

UK Home Secretary outlines series of new conditions for migrants

by Blitz India Media
October 6, 2025
in United Kingdom
Tougher rules coming
Blitz Bureau

NEW DELHI: Foreign workers in the United Kingdom will need to wait 10 years, instead of five, to qualify for permanent residency, the Labour Government has announced.

The latest development comes as part of the Keir Starmer Government’s crackdown on illegal migration into Britain. From Digital IDs to deporting illegal migrants, the UK administration has taken several steps towards its agenda Migrants will have to prove they are contributing to society to earn the right to remain in the UK, the Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has said.

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE

Gandhi statue vandalised

NHS Online launch by 2027

In her speech to the Labour conference on September 29, she outlined a series of new conditions migrants have to meet to qualify for indefinite leave to remain, which would then allow them access to certain welfare benefits, along with the ability to work in the UK and a route to citizenship Under the proposals, legal migrants will have to learn English to a high standard, have a clean criminal record and volunteer in their community to be granted permanent settlement status.

“Because the truth is, across this country, people feel like things are spinning out of control,” she said. She added, “When they hear of widespread illegal working, under-cutting British workers, they feel the system is rigged.”

The main theme of Labour’s conference is taking the fight to Reform UK, which is leading in UK-wide national opinion polls, according to BBC. She added that challenge was not just winning the next general election, but keeping the country together and fighting for “our belief in a greater Britain, not a littler England”. The rise in the number of migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats and the scale of immigration to the UK in recent years were prominent themes in her speech.

A consultation on the proposals will be launched later this year, she said. Lawyers said the new requirements may discourage some people moving to Britain, and requiring people to volunteer would be hard to assess, according to Reuters.

Since Indians form one of the largest groups of migrants, workers and students in the United Kingdom, they are likely to suffer a significant impact from this move.

Previous Post

Baloch leader writes to Trump

Next Post

Openness

Related Posts

mahatma gandhi
United Kingdom

Gandhi statue vandalised

October 6, 2025
NHS-Online
United Kingdom

NHS Online launch by 2027

October 6, 2025
INDIA, EFTA DEAL COMES INTO EFFECT
United Kingdom

INDIA, EFTA DEAL COMES INTO EFFECT

October 6, 2025
Atmanirbhar Bharat needs Swadeshi 2.0
Dubai

Atmanirbhar Bharat needs Swadeshi 2.0

October 3, 2025
Starmer
United Kingdom

No Digital ID, no work

September 28, 2025
Keir Starmer
United Kingdom

No leadership threat, says Starmer

September 28, 2025

Recent News

Openness

Openness

October 6, 2025
Tougher rules coming

Tougher rules coming

October 6, 2025
Baloch leader writes to Trump

Baloch leader writes to Trump

October 6, 2025
More hurdles for Indian workers

More hurdles for Indian workers

October 6, 2025
Reprieve for Lisa Cook

Reprieve for Lisa Cook

October 6, 2025
Deal on cutting drug prices

Deal on cutting drug prices

October 6, 2025
murder-kill

Two killed in Manchester synagogue stabbing

October 6, 2025
mahatma gandhi

Gandhi statue vandalised

October 6, 2025
NHS-Online

NHS Online launch by 2027

October 6, 2025
INDIA, EFTA DEAL COMES INTO EFFECT

INDIA, EFTA DEAL COMES INTO EFFECT

October 6, 2025
lottery

India expat wins Dh100,000 in lottery

October 6, 2025
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority begins operations in GIFT City

Abhu Dhabi fund to buy 41 per cent in Samman Capital

October 6, 2025

Blitz Highlights

  • Special
  • Spotlight
  • Insight
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Sports

International Editions

  • US (New York)
  • UK (London)
  • Middle East (Dubai)
  • Tanzania (Africa)

Nation

  • East
  • West
  • South
  • North
  • Hindi Edition

E-paper

  • India
  • Hindi E-paper
  • Dubai E-Paper
  • USA E-Paper
  • UK-Epaper
  • Tanzania E-paper

Useful Links

  • About us
  • Contact
  • Team
  • Privacy Policy
  • Sitemap

©2024 Blitz India Media -Building A New Nation

    No Result
    View All Result
    • Blitz Highlights
      • Special
      • Spotlight
      • Insight
      • Education
      • Sports
      • Health
      • Entertainment
    • Opinion
    • Legal
    • Perspective
    • Nation
      • East
      • West
      • North
      • South
    • Business & Economy
    • World
    • Hindi Edition
    • International Editions
      • US (New York)
      • UK (London)
      • Middle East (Dubai)
      • Tanzania (Africa)
    • Download
    • Blitz India Business

    © 2025 Blitz India Media -BlitzIndia Building A New Nation