With the recent decision of the UK government putting a cap on immigrants, it has created havoc amongst the investors. Keeping in mind the outcome of the decisions announced by the government, it has further stated that the foreign investors are still welcome; ending their fear regarding the proposed cuts on the inflow. And so, it would not affect the investments made from India.

David Cameron, the British Prime Minister during a panel discussion on Indo-British trade said that it would not be fair to think that the government to have a controlled immigration policy as well as cater to an economy that is open and dynamic.

According to Vince Cable, the British Business Secretary, the suggested cut in immigration would not pose a barrier for investments coming from India. He said that the nation is always to open for investments from businesses based in other nations be it India or other nations. He assured that the new system to be introduced would cater to the needs of the investors.

Mr. Cable also added that the government is aware of the importance of inter-company transparency for the constant movement of specific officials in the organization. This cannot happen in a very smooth and flexible way. So, the government is now in the process of figuring out a way to answer this requirement.