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    UK to ease path to 'bring talent' after Trump visa move, Reeves says

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    Posted on September 23, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The UK will simplify skilled worker visas, contrasting with Trump's H1-B fee hikes. Finance Minister Reeves emphasizes London's openness to global talent.

    Table of Contents

    • UK's New Visa Strategy for Skilled Workers
    • Impact of Trump's Visa Policy
    • Importance of Talent in Finance Sector

    UK to Simplify Visa Process for Skilled Workers Amid Trump Changes

    UK's New Visa Strategy for Skilled Workers

    LONDON (Reuters) -Britain will ease the routes to bring high-skilled workers into the country, Finance Minister Rachel Reeves said on Tuesday, contrasting the UK as a place open for business with U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to hike fees for visas.

    Impact of Trump's Visa Policy

    Trump on Friday announced a steep hike in the cost of the H1-B visa programme for skilled workers, long a recruitment pathway for tech firms.

    Importance of Talent in Finance Sector

    Reeves told an audience at the opening of UK fintech firm Revolut's new headquarters in London that unlike Trump who had announced his government "will make it harder to bring talent to the U.S., we want to make it easier to bring talent".

    Global companies such as banks say London's success as a financial centre depends in part on an openness to attracting high-skilled workers.

    (Reporting by Tommy Reggiori WilkesEditing by Peter Graff)

    Key Takeaways

    • •UK plans to simplify visa process for skilled workers.
    • •Trump increases H1-B visa fees, impacting tech recruitment.
    • •Rachel Reeves emphasizes UK's openness to global talent.
    • •London's financial success linked to attracting skilled workers.
    • •Reeves speaks at Revolut's new London headquarters.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UK to ease path to 'bring talent' after Trump visa move, Reeves says

    1What is a visa?

    A visa is an official document that allows a person to enter, stay, or leave a country for a specific purpose, such as work, study, or tourism.

    2What is the H1-B visa?

    The H1-B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows U.S. companies to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise.

    3What is a skilled worker?

    A skilled worker is an individual who has specific skills, knowledge, and experience in a particular field, often requiring formal education or training.

    4What is the finance sector?

    The finance sector encompasses businesses and organizations that provide financial services, including banking, investment, insurance, and asset management.

    5What is immigration policy?

    Immigration policy refers to the laws and regulations that govern how individuals can enter, reside, and work in a country.

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