Migrants offered £100,000 fake portfolios to cheat fast-track UK visa scheme in major immigration scandal

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Migrants offered £100,000 fake portfolios to cheat fast-track UK visa scheme in major immigration scandal

A new investigation has exposed firms offering to help migrants fraudulently secure UK Global Talent visas by fabricating artistic credentials and tech expertise. An undercover probe found abuse of the fast-track immigration route, which was introduced in 2020 to attract leading scientists, researchers and creative professionals to Britain. An undercover reporter was offered a comprehensive package costing more th…