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Brexit: Young EU migrants could be given two-year work visas 'to boost economy' after UK leaves
The Independent It points to the current Youth Mobility Scheme that allows people aged 18-30 from nations including Australia, Canada, Japan and New Zealand, to live and work in the UK on a two-year visa. The report also suggests that regional variations should be ... |
Originally Published here: Brexit: Young EU migrants could be given two-year work visas 'to boost economy' after UK leaves - The Independent
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