The world, by and large, seems to support economic immigration. It’s is perhaps because the same brings along with it several benefits and opportunities. Britain, too, appears to support economic immigration. As per a poll conducted recently in the UK, the nation’s population has rather complex opinions on the important issue. Overall, though people in the country back economic immigration, they do not much in the favor of the family-based overseas movement to the nation.

The nationals are overpoweringly in support of inspiring well-off investors to stay in Britain. They are also in favor of permitting global students to arrive in the nation to pursue studies at its many universities. A major section of the UK nationals also want very qualified employees from across the globe to land on the British shores, for work purposes.

The research also reveals that the nationals have misgivings about their administration on immigration, much like they have on roughly every other subject. Further, despite the fact that the administration claims that immigration has dropped by close-to 100,000 per annum since 2010; just 7% of the people think that the same has dropped in recent years.

66% of Britons support restricting EU immigration to Britain

The review also reveals that nearly two-thirds or 66% of those studied support checking overseas movement from inside the European Union (EU). The voters of the UK allegedly want the incumbent UK PM David Cameron to conclude the right of the nationals of the EU to do a job in the country as component of his future renegotiation of Britain’s association with the union.