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Replace settlement-led migration with tightly controlled renewable visas

Use renewable five-year visas, higher salary and English thresholds, and capped access for acute shortages.

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Reconstruction: reduce legal migration much more sharply, replace the normal indefinite-leave-to-remain path for most work migrants with renewable five-year visas, raise salary and English requirements, restrict dependants and tightly cap acute-shortage access.

Caveat: this is a reconstructed party direction, not legislation. Treatment of existing residents, exceptions and transitions requires confirmation.

Source: Reform UK — Our Contract with You and later policy statements · Open reference

By Reform UK · 31 Aug 2026
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Overview

Reconstruction: reduce legal migration much more sharply, replace the normal indefinite-leave-to-remain path for most work migrants with renewable five-year visas, raise salary and English requirements, restrict dependants and tightly cap acute-shortage access.

Caveat: this is a reconstructed party direction, not legislation. Treatment of existing residents, exceptions and transitions requires confirmation.

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Argument

Makes residence conditional

Renewal gives government continuing control over profile and numbers.

Supports: Replace settlement-led migration with tightly controlled renewable visas

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Focuses exceptions

A capped route can preserve genuinely critical recruitment.

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Transition impacts could be severe

New conditions for existing residents create disruption and legal uncertainty.

Opposes: Replace settlement-led migration with tightly controlled renewable visas

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Reduces certainty

Repeated renewal may deter specialists and complicate employer planning.

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Net legal migration

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