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> Skilled workers from non-EU country don't have many difficulties getting a work visa to the UK. Oh? That's interesting. There are people in this comment thre
by kypro 9y ago
> Skilled workers from non-EU country don't have many difficulties getting a work visa to the UK.
Oh? That's interesting. There are people in this comment thread claiming that work visa are really awful and restrictive.
> And unskilled work doesn't usually compete with skilled work.
Well, no, but we are forced to accept a ton of unskilled (and unneeded) immigration from the EU which means we have to restrict the total amount of potentially needed skilled work from non-EU countries.
> Every selection is biased in one way or the other, there's no purely fair way of doing that.
Is an immigration preference people of certain nationalises fair? Can I assume you agree with Trumps immigration bans by any chance?
- raverbashing 9y ago> There are people in this comment thread claiming that work visa are really awful and restrictive. I'm not sure about their experience and my knowledge is 3rd party, still, YMMV. > Is an immigration preference people of certain nationalities fair? Not really, but no country does this fairly, and they're not wrong (within a limit). Key word: immigration. Is it fair that Canadians don't need a visa to visit the US but Mexicans do? No, but they're not wrong and Mexico is free to require a visa as well. > Can I assume you agree with Trumps immigration bans by any chance? The travel ban, not the immigration ban. And no, I don't agree that people with a valid visa (or even permanent residents, which was what the Supreme Court shot down first) shouldn't be allowed to visit (unless there's a specific issue).