The UK government is reportedly considering significant changes to its Graduate Visa route, sparking a heated debate between the Home Office and the Department for Education. The potential reforms could impact international students hoping to stay and work in the UK after completing their studies.
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The Home Office requested the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to conduct a review of the Graduate Route. In light of its findings, the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has suggested in its recent review that the Graduate visa route should be retained, highlighting its significant advantages for both UK education and international graduates. This visa allows international students to work in the UK for two years after completing their studies. The MAC’s findings are crucial in shaping the future of this visa category.