The UKs new plan to attract foreign scientists, as Brexit looms dynam

'We are today announcing...that we are changing the rules on immigration so as to make the UK even more open and even more welcoming to scientists around the world,' Johnson said.

'I want the UK to continue to be a global science superpower, and when we leave the EU we will support science and research and ensure that, far from losing out, the scientific community has a huge opportunity to develop and export our innovation around the world,' the Prime Minister added in a statement released shortly after.



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According to the government's proposals, the new rules will abolish the cap on Tier 1 Exceptional Talent Visas and the need to hold an offer of employment before arriving, as well as providing an accelerated path to resettlement.

Home Secretary Priti Patel said Thursday that the government plans to introduce a points-based immigration system 'centered on what people will contribute' the UK in order to attract 'gifted minds' who will 'bolster the UK's standing as a hub for science and innovation.'

'We want Britain to be the most prosperous economy in Europe with an immigration system that attracts the brightest and best global talent. Our new fast-track visa route will be a key part of this - encouraging the world's top scientists and researchers to our shores,' the Home Secretary added.

'We want Britain to be the most prosperous economy in Europe with an immigration system that attracts the brightest and best global talent. Our new fast-track visa route will be a key part of this - encouraging the world's top scientists and researchers to our shores,' the Home Secretary added. 'We want Britain to be the most prosperous economy in Europe with an immigration system that attracts the brightest and best global talent. Our new fast-track visa route will be a key part of this - encouraging the world's top scientists and researchers to our shores,' the Home Secretary added. 'We are today announcing...that we are changing the rules on immigration so as to make the UK even more open and even more welcoming to scientists around the world,' Johnson said. 'We want Britain to be the most prosperous economy in Europe with an immigration system that attracts the brightest and best global talent. Our new fast-track visa route will be a key part of this - encouraging the world's top scientists and researchers to our shores,' the Home Secretary added. According to the government's proposals, the new rules will abolish the cap on Tier 1 Exceptional Talent Visas and the need to hold an offer of employment before arriving, as well as providing an accelerated path to resettlement. 'We are today announcing...that we are changing the rules on immigration so as to make the UK even more open and even more welcoming to scientists around the world,' Johnson said. According to the government's proposals, the new rules will abolish the cap on Tier 1 Exceptional Talent Visas and the need to hold an offer of employment before arriving, as well as providing an accelerated path to resettlement. 'We want Britain to be the most prosperous economy in Europe with an immigration system that attracts the brightest and best global talent. Our new fast-track visa route will be a key part of this - encouraging the world's top scientists and researchers to our shores,' the Home Secretary added. Home Secretary Priti Patel said Thursday that the government plans to introduce a points-based immigration system 'centered on what people will contribute' the UK in order to attract 'gifted minds' who will 'bolster the UK's standing as a hub for science and innovation.' 'I want the UK to continue to be a global science superpower, and when we leave the EU we will support science and research and ensure that, far from losing out, the scientific community has a huge opportunity to develop and export our innovation around the world,' the Prime Minister added in a statement released shortly after. 'We are today announcing...that we are changing the rules on immigration so as to make the UK even more open and even more welcoming to scientists around the world,' Johnson said. Home Secretary Priti Patel said Thursday that the government plans to introduce a points-based immigration system 'centered on what people will contribute' the UK in order to attract 'gifted minds' who will 'bolster the UK's standing as a hub for science and innovation.' According to the government's proposals, the new rules will abolish the cap on Tier 1 Exceptional Talent Visas and the need to hold an offer of employment before arriving, as well as providing an accelerated path to resettlement. 'We want Britain to be the most prosperous economy in Europe with an immigration system that attracts the brightest and best global talent. Our new fast-track visa route will be a key part of this - encouraging the world's top scientists and researchers to our shores,' the Home Secretary added. 'I want the UK to continue to be a global science superpower, and when we leave the EU we will support science and research and ensure that, far from losing out, the scientific community has a huge opportunity to develop and export our innovation around the world,' the Prime Minister added in a statement released shortly after. 'We are today announcing...that we are changing the rules on immigration so as to make the UK even more open and even more welcoming to scientists around the world,' Johnson said.

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