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Immigration considerations around graduate recruitment

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Published on: 21 October 2014
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Table of contents

  • What are the preliminary considerations when dealing with graduates?
  • Have there been any key changes in Home Office policy?
  • Have there been any key changes in procedure?
  • What are the common problems that arise during graduate recruitment?
  • How can these problems be avoided?
  • Are there any changes on the horizon?
  • Are there are interesting or new trends in practice?

Article summary

Immigration analysis: In the fourth of a series of articles on immigration practice, Natasha Catterson, a senior manager at Fragomen, looks at the issues regarding the recruitment of overseas students after they have graduated.

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