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Operational statistics on how many people have created an account to access an eVisa.
The data in this release provides statistics on numbers of people who have…
This note explains the methodology used to estimate the number of people…
A review of the shortage occupation list for the UK carried out by the Migration Advisory Committee.
Migration Advisory Committee 2 Marsham Street London SW1P 4DF…
Review of the shortage occupation lists for the UK.
Migration Advisory Committee 1st Floor, Peel Building 2 Marsham Street…
Full review of the shortage occupation lists for the UK and Scotland.
Richard Alcock conducted an independent internal review of the government’s policy on requirements to provide DNA in visa and asylum cases.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Data on UK Visas and Immigration sponsorship activities.
Data on HM Passport Office activities.
MAC report on the methodology used to identify shortages in skilled occupations.
MAC report on whether teachers should be included on the UK shortage occupation list.
MAC report on the labour market for nurses in the UK and its relationship to the demand for, and supply of, foreign-born nurses in the NHS.
MAC report on its review of balancing migrant selectivity, investment in skills and impacts on UK productivity and competitiveness for Tier 2.
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