Low-skilled migrants from some countries will get visas of up to a year under the new rules JACK HILL/THE TIMESLow-skilled migrant workers will still be given short-term visas after Brexit, according to long-delayed immigration plans to be unveiled this week. Sajid Javid, the home secretary, will announce that there will be no cap on highly skilled migrants from anywhere in the world. The scheme will also open the door to some low-skilled migrants from countries with no track record of abusing immigration rules. They will get short-term visas of up to a year. Once their time expires, they must leave and will be unable to return for up to a year.

Source: The Times December 17, 2018 00:08 UTC