UK Visa Rules Threaten Family Unity and Love Across Borders

Thousands of couples, skilled workers, international students, and health and care workers in the UK are facing separation and financial uncertainty due to the government's overhaul of immigration rules. The new rules, set to take effect next spring, increase the minimum income requirement for bringing family members or partners from abroad to £38,700, up from £18,700. This change will make it difficult for many to renew visas or bring loved ones to the UK. The new policies have left individuals feeling stressed, demoralized, and considering leaving the country. The rules also impact international students' career prospects and could lead to a lack of trust in the UK's invitation to legal immigrants.
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