First Minister ‘ready to put in the hard yards’ to make system tailored for Scotland a reality

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Swinney calls for bespoke migration policy for graduates in Scotland

The First Minister wants to see a scheme put in place to allow overseas students to remain in Scotland after graduating.

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Swinney: I would work with Westminster on bespoke migration policy for Scotland

First Minister John Swinney is calling on Westminster to work with him to develop a “tailored” migration policy for Scotland that could allow…

The Herald Scotland

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Swinney: I would work with Starmer on migration policy for Scotland

The first minister wants a ‘tailored’ policy which encourages international students to stay in Scotland when they graduate.

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John Swinney claims immigration plan can help Dundee University financial crisis

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International students who graduate in Scotland could be offered dedicated visas to encourage them to stay in Scotland beyond their studies, if the UK Government agrees to cooperate.Scottish First Minister John Swinney unveiled the proposal during a speech focussed on opportunities for economic growth in front of a room full of business leaders and representatives from Higher Education at JP Morgan Chase in Glasgow.He signalled three key focuses…

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International students could be offered visas to stay in Scotland in new economic push by First Minister

JOHN Swinney has called on the UK Government to work with him to develop a “tailored” migration policy for Scotland – accusing Labour of being…

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John Swinney offers to work with Labour on 'tailored' Scottish visa scheme

In a speech in Glasgow, the first minister will also set out his case for rejoining the European Union

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UK Government being ‘anti-growth’ on migration – John Swinney

The First Minister wants to see a scheme put in place to allow overseas students to remain in Scotland after graduating. The UK Government has said it has “no plans” to develop a migration policy for Scotland that would let overseas students stay in the country after graduating as suggested by John Swinney. The First Minister called on Labour MPs to work with him on a Scottish graduate visa scheme during a speech in Glasgow on Wednesday. A UK Go…

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Westminster says it has ‘no plans’ for bespoke migration policy for Scotland

First Minister outlines plans to help grow Scotland’s economy.A dedicated visa for international graduates from Scottish universities or colleges who want to stay in Scotland after their studies has been proposed by First Minister John Swinney.Speaking at JP Morgan Chase & Co in Glasgow, the First Minister set out how a tailored visa route for students who have completed their studies could help to tackle population challenges in Scotland and gr…

Swinney calls for bespoke migration policy for graduates in Scotland

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