The Chief Inspector holds the third of his new Migration Forums on 6 July 2022 with representatives from across a broad range of business sectors
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The Chief Inspector holds the third of his new Migration Forums on 6 July 2022 with representatives from across a broad range of business sectors

Following the first two Migration Forums, which focused on the education sector and the UK Strategic Migration Partnerships earlier this year, the Chief Inspector convened a third forum on 6 July 2022 with representatives from a wide range of business sectors. The forum allowed the Chief Inspector to hear firsthand from participants about their experiences with the immigration system.

Following the forum the Chief Inspector said,

I am grateful to the representatives of the business organisations who attended the first meeting of this forum and provided helpful contributions to the discussions. The group has assisted me in understanding the challenges faced by businesses in navigating the immigration system, and this information will inform my future inspection programme.

If your organisation would like to be a part of the forum, please contact businessemployers@icibi.gov.uk.

  • The Chief Inspector’s stakeholder engagement forums

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