India, May 21 -- The migration has dropped by an estimated 171,000 last year, which marks the lowest level of numbers in the UK immigration since the COVID-19 pandemic began. According to the Office for National Statistics,

British Future said politicians “need to take responsibility” for the growing disconnect between the true migration figures and public perception of immigration

Economists worry that a sharp drop in immigration could weaken economic growth as the current workforce ages and starts to retire.

Long-term net migration fell to 171,000 in the year ending December 2025, down 48 per cent from 331,000 a year earlier, according to latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures

UK net migration has dropped to the lowest level, outside of the Covid pandemic, since 2012. How does that sit alongside other key migration measures, including asylum applications, small boat arrivals and visas granted?

Indian nationals topped the list of people leaving the UK as net migration nearly halved, showing stricter immigration rules and rising political pressure on borders.

US vice-president appeared to align with attendees of Tommy Robinson’s ‘unite the kingdom’ rally in London

The UK's Immigration Advice Authority has launched a nationwide campaign. It urges people to check if immigration advisers are officially regulated before seeking help. This initiative aims to protect individuals from fraudulent advisors.

UK net migration has halved after a huge drop in non-EU arrivals. The official estimate, released by the Office for National Statistics today, showed the number at 171,000 in the 12 months to December 2025.