Government sets out plans for a new points-based immigration system

The video discusses the UK's new points-based immigration system, which allows the government to control its immigration policy. It aims to attract talented individuals globally, regardless of origin, to contribute to the UK economy. The system offers various routes for skilled individuals, including employer and academic institution-led paths. English proficiency and a points-based evaluation determine eligibility.

What is the primary goal of the UK's new points-based immigration system?

• To focus on regional immigration

• To increase the number of immigrants

• To control its own immigration policy

• To reduce the number of skilled workers

Which type of individuals is the UK aiming to attract with its new immigration system?

• Retirees and pensioners

• Individuals with family ties

• Tourists and visitors

• The brightest and best contributors

What kind of routes does the new immigration system offer for skilled individuals?

• Retirement and pension routes

• Employer-led and institution-led routes

• Only family-based routes

• Tourist and visitor routes

What is a requirement for individuals entering the UK under the points-based system?

• Owning property in the UK

• Being a tourist

• Having a family member in the UK

• Proficiency in English

What does the points-based system emphasize for individuals wishing to enter the UK?

• Their ability to contribute to the UK

• Their age and family status

• Their country of origin

• Their financial status