The United Kingdom (UK) will grant working visas to graduates of top universities, including Harvard and Yale, as part of its post-Brexit immigration plan, the Telegraph reported.
The government on Monday will announce plans to allow applicants with bachelor’s or master’s degrees to obtain a two-year visa while graduates with doctorates can apply for a three-year stay, regardless of their country of birth, the newspaper said.
The visa will also allow applicants to bring their families, it said.
The visas, meant to encourage graduates to start their careers in the UK, are among the latest measures designed to show the benefits of Brexit