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UK considers easing work visa rules for Nigerians and other skilled workers

The United Kingdom is reviewing proposals to ease work visa rules for Nigerians and other skilled workers from countries facing tight labour shortages in key sectors such as healthcare, technology and engineering. The proposals under consideration include adjustments to the Immigration Salary List and the introduction of new temporary shortage measures that would provide time-limited access to the Skilled Worker route for occupations below the current graduate-level requirement. These measures would allow certain occupations to be sponsored for Skilled Worker visas even if they fall below RQF Level 6 (UK bachelor's degree level), but with strict conditions that applicants cannot bring dependants to the UK. The UK government has publicly named Nigeria, India and Pakistan among the countries it is monitoring closely for immigration control purposes. The "visa brake" mechanism introduced in March 2026 can refuse certain applications based on […]

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Cape Coast Artisans Applaud Government’s Work Abroad Programme

Artisans in Cape Coast, the capital of the Central Region, have warmly welcomed the first phase of the government’s “Work Abroad Programme”, which is designed to offer skilled workers the opportunity to work overseas. The programme, which initially targets Romania as the destination for skilled Ghanaian workers, is a collaboration between the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), the Ghanaian-European Centre, and European labour institutions.The government views the initiative as a step toward providing structured and well-paid employment opportunities abroad, ensuring safe working conditions, and promoting legal migration for Ghanaians. The programme aims to offer dignified work opportunities that will not only benefit individual workers but also strengthen Ghana’s economy and enhance international partnerships.In separate interviews with the Ghana News Agency at Siwido, the artisanal hub in Cape Coast, local artisans expressed optimism about the programme. Kofi Owusu, a 35-year-old carpenter, shared […]

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