After studying in the UK and graduating, what should you do next?

Many students studying in the UK want to stay and work after graduation. However, the "Draft Amendment to the British Immigration Law" issued by the British Immigration Service has not brought much benefit to these students, which means that it will be more difficult to immigrate through studying in the UK than before.

UKEC learned that in the new draft amendment to the British Immigration Bill, if international students want to continue to stay in the UK after graduation, they must obtain a Tier 2 work visa or a Tier 1 entrepreneur investment visa. Therefore, it is not easy for overseas graduates to stay and work or live in the UK. The situation of studying and immigration in the UK is not optimistic.

The specific reason is that the British academic system is short. Overseas students cannot integrate into the UK after a short-term study and life in the UK. It is also extremely difficult to apply for a work visa after graduation. In addition, the British Border Agency also limits the total time for overseas students to study for a master's degree or below in the UK to no more than 8 years, which makes it impossible to ensure the possibility of international students converting to permanent residence after staying in the country legally for 10 years.

In order to cope with this situation, many international students who are about to graduate and want to work in the UK have also joined the team of actively looking for jobs and have begun to appear at various job fairs, hoping to get the favor of a certain company and be able to I got a work visa when I graduated and was able to stay in the UK.

However, many people in the industry also say that it is difficult for international students to stay and work in the UK if they don’t have any real skills. If you really want to stay in the UK, you may wish to work harder and show your true skills. I believe you can successfully obtain a UK work visa.