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Migrants handed £96m in visa fee waivers since Labour took office as 76,000 charges scrapped
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Migrants handed £96m in visa fee waivers since Labour took office as 76,000 charges scrapped
Migrants have been handed £96million in visa fee waivers since Labour took power, as a whopping 76,000 charges were scrapped, it has emerged.
Each waiver is said to be worth up to almost £4,000 per adult, comprising a £1,407 application fee and a £2,587 NHS surcharge.
While not every applicant has the NHS surcharge waived, the dropped charges have been found to come to at least £96.2million, analysis by The Sun sh…
21 Oct, 14:09