What impact does the change of visa to stay in the UK have on working?

The new British Prime Minister Theresa May's policy on studying abroad and immigration:

1. November 21: It is planned to cancel the right of international students to apply for permanent residence

In her first speech on immigration policy after taking office, Theresa May said that Britain will cancel the policy that international students and short-term workers may obtain permanent residence, and will greatly reduce the number of international students who go to Britain to study under degree courses.

2. April 211: cancellation of Tier 1 high-tech worker visa

3. April 212: cancellation of PSW (two years after graduation) visa. PSW visa refers to the visa for international graduates to stay in the UK for two years. After cancellation, more than 9, China students were affected in that year alone.

4. February 214: The TOEIC test was banned in Britain, and 5, related personnel, including China students, were implicated.

5. Since 214, the difficulty of entrepreneur visa has been continuously increased

6. In November 214, the threshold for investment immigration doubled. The new bill raised the application threshold for investment immigration from the previous 1 million pounds to 2 million pounds.

7. December, 214: Teresa May announced that she planned to push forward a new bill to further restrict immigration: the visas of non-EU international students (referred to as "international students") staying in the UK will expire immediately after they finish their studies, and they must leave the UK immediately and cannot stay any longer.

8. Early 216: It is planned to increase the difficulty of ten-year permanent residence visa

January 216: Improve the language requirements of family spouse visa

February 216: It is planned to cancel the investment immigrant visa

March 216: The student visa policy is tightened ...