Independent report

Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report: points-based system and salary thresholds

The MAC responds to the Home Secretary's commission into a points-based system and salary thresholds for immigration.

• From: Migration Advisory Committee
• Published: 28 January 2020

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A Points-Based System and Salary Thresholds for Immigration: report

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A Points-Based System and Salary Thresholds for Immigration: annexes

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The fiscal contribution of EU migrants - update and scenario analysis: Oxford Economics report

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Details

This report responds to the request from the Home Secretary to the MAC to consider how a points-based system immigration system could be introduced in the UK to strengthen the UK labour market.

The MAC has also responded to the commission from the Home Secretary to review salary thresholds for the future immigration system.

The MAC is also publishing a report commissioned from external researchers, Oxford Economics, to extend their evidence base.

Read Professor Manning’s letter to the Home Secretary introducing the committee’s report.

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Published 28 January 2020