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A newly formed "Skill Migrants Alliance" has stepped up its campaign against proposed changes to the United Kingdom’s settlement rules, warning that tens of thousands of skilled workers, including more than 40,000 Sri Lankans, face years of prolonged uncertainty over their immigration status despite having arrived legally to contribute to the UK economy.

Recent reports regarding retrospective changes to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) rules threaten to break that promise. This Alliance was formed to ensure that policy changes are transparent, fair, and do not unfairly penalise those who have built their lives here in good faith.

Migrants who are in the UK legally could have to wait up to 20 years before they can settle permanently, under government proposals.

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The Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has announced the qualifying period for indefinite leave to remain will be extended from five to 10 years, and will apply to the estimated 2.6 million who arrived since 2021.

The changes will not apply to people who had already obtained settlement.Mahmood said becoming part of the UK was "not a right but a privilege - and one that must be earned".

The package is the latest in a string of changes to the immigration system announced by Mahmood over the past week.

Settlement, also known as Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), allows someone to live in the UK permanently, work without restrictions and access public services. It is also a key step towards British citizenship.

Currently, most work and family visa holders can apply for settlement after five years.

Under the proposed changes the standard wait will be 10 years - with a range of criteria that would lengthen or shorten that period.

Legal migrants who claim benefits for less than 12 months will have to wait 15 years

People who arrived on post-Brexit health and social care visas would have to wait 15 years, up from five year currently

Migrants reliant on benefits for more than 12 months face a 20-year wait for settlement, four times more than the current period and the longest in Europe

There is also a reduction to three years for applicants who earn £125,140 in the three years prior to appl.