Migrants hoping to secure long-term residency in the United Kingdom will face tougher requirements under new plans set to be announced by the Home Secretary on Monday.According to the proposed measures, individuals seeking to remain in the country will be required to demonstrate they have secured employment, are not dependent on state welfare, and are actively contributing to local communities through voluntary or community service.
Government officials say the policy is aimed at ensuring that migrants who settle in the UK are self-sufficient and integrated into society, while also reducing pressure on public resources.
The announcement comes amid heightened debate over immigration, with the government under pressure to tighten rules on entry and settlement following record numbers of arrivals in recent years.The Home Office is expected to outline further details of the plan, including when the changes will take effect and how they will be enforced.