recording documents that grant migrants the right to work in the UK and the requirements of the EU Settlement Scheme for EEA/EU citizens.

Above all, keep in touch with Brexit developments.

Conclusions

Statistics from the Office of National Statistics for 2017 show that migration from the EU to the UK (240,000) fell. This is the lowest number since early 2016 and would appear to show the impact of the Brexit vote. In particular, there was a fall in the net migration from the Eastern European countries. At the same time, there was a sharp rise (up to 311,000) in migration from outside Europe. This suggests that the challenge of getting migration down from outside Europe remains a problem for the Government.

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Looking forwards: students in Switzerland get a good education

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Switzerland’s higher education system has been ranked 2nd in the Universitas 21 2015 global ratings. One aspect where it stood out: international outlook. However this is the area under threat after an anti-immigration vote last year.

In its report, Universitas 21 (U21)external link, a group of research universities, placed Switzerland second out of 50 countries – ahead of such nations as the United Kingdom (ranked eighth). The United States topped the list, according to the data released on May 21.

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