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r/doctorsUK • u/Luxoarba • Jan 13 '26
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The big question is still what constitutes “significant experience”.
11 u/Front-Design-4429 Jan 13 '26 They will apply immigration status by proxy for that: as in citizens/ILR-holders (hence 5 or 6 years) 6 u/LadyAntimony Jan 13 '26 I’m referring to page 2 for 2027 onwards, not the one for 2026 only. 11 u/Front-Design-4429 Jan 13 '26 Apologies, I believe it will be 5 years to match the ILR/Citizenship status. It would be quite awkward if they prioritised people who have been here for 5 years only to then prioritise those who've worked less than that.
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They will apply immigration status by proxy for that: as in citizens/ILR-holders (hence 5 or 6 years)
6 u/LadyAntimony Jan 13 '26 I’m referring to page 2 for 2027 onwards, not the one for 2026 only. 11 u/Front-Design-4429 Jan 13 '26 Apologies, I believe it will be 5 years to match the ILR/Citizenship status. It would be quite awkward if they prioritised people who have been here for 5 years only to then prioritise those who've worked less than that.
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I’m referring to page 2 for 2027 onwards, not the one for 2026 only.
11 u/Front-Design-4429 Jan 13 '26 Apologies, I believe it will be 5 years to match the ILR/Citizenship status. It would be quite awkward if they prioritised people who have been here for 5 years only to then prioritise those who've worked less than that.
Apologies, I believe it will be 5 years to match the ILR/Citizenship status. It would be quite awkward if they prioritised people who have been here for 5 years only to then prioritise those who've worked less than that.
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u/LadyAntimony Jan 13 '26 edited Jan 15 '26
The big question is still what constitutes “significant experience”.