Kirk argues that extending 10-year visas to overseas STEM graduates could significantly enhance the UK's economy, countering the voluntary brain-drain affecting skilled labor retention.
Kirk emphasizes the need for economical policies that can deliver substantial impacts on innovation in the UK, such as the proposed 10-year visa and replicating successful business clusters.
He highlights that while the UK excels in higher education, visa restrictions are causing a loss of talent and innovation, further hindering economic recovery.
The proposal aims to enable the UK to maintain its position as a leader in higher education by attracting and retaining capable and skilled graduates.
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