CR001 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 07, 2018 11:44 am
Not sure what you believe has changed?? You still need an HO approved sponsor, the list changes, SOC's and salaries change yes, but essentially, not much else.
Brexit has nothing to do with the UK Immigration route visas, it affects EU citizens and their family on the EU route.
I think the OP's question relates more to the "soft" (is it easier to get a job, more openness to hiring a Tier 2 applicant, etc) side of a Tier 2 application rather than the "hard" (making the application and meeting the specific requirements) side.
For instance, now that EEA citizens are leaving the UK in droves, does it allow more opportunities/create vacancies for non-EEA citizens to immigrate? Is it likely that the UK government will relax T2 rules in response to a shortage of workers, etc?
I will leave it for others to answer, but worth remembering that Brexit will theoretically occur only in March 2019, likely followed by a soft Brexit/BINO* (i.e. no changes for EEA citizens) implementation phase till December 2020.
So, unless you are in a specialist field like doctors or nurses, there is unlikely to be a change in the immediate short-term. But of course, things could move rapidly and there may be
many a slip betwixt cup and lip.
*BINO - Brexit In Name Only
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