Borders and immigration: the benefits
- 21
One immigration system for the whole world
Free movement ended. EU and non-EU arrivals are treated under the same points-based rules.
- 22
A visa for the world's top graduates
The High Potential Individual route lets graduates of leading universities work in the UK.
- 23
Tougher deportation rules for EU criminals
EU nationals arriving after 2020 face the same deportation rules as everyone else, not the stricter EU test.
- 24
Electronic Travel Authorisation for EU visitors
The UK knows who is coming before they travel.
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The numbers match our full selection of 52 Brexit benefits. We only list changes that are in force or signed, with a date and a primary source. "Only possible outside the EU" means EU law or EU exclusive powers would have blocked it. "Made easier by leaving" means it was possible in principle but faster or simpler outside.
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