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Home Office · nationality: Former Yugoslavia

Work visas granted: Former Yugoslavia

4 periods to 2011 Q4

4visas

Work visas granted for Former Yugoslavia totalled 4 visas in the 4 periods to 2011 Q4, down 88.6% (31) on the 4 periods before.

  1. Home Office dataset
  2. Data_Vis_D02
  3. Visa type group=Work, Case outcome=Issued; Nationality=Former Yugoslavia
  4. column “Decisions”
  5. sum of 1 rows per period
  6. published 27 August 2026

2007 Q1 to 2011 Q4

Work visas granted by nationality: 2007 Q1 to 2011 Q4LabourLabourCoalitionCoalition050100150200720082009201020112007 Q1: 171 visas · published 27 August 20262007 Q2: 155 visas · published 27 August 20262007 Q3: 133 visas · published 27 August 20262007 Q4: 110 visas · published 27 August 20262008 Q1: 96 visas · published 27 August 20262008 Q2: 116 visas · published 27 August 20262008 Q3: 145 visas · published 27 August 20262008 Q4: 82 visas · published 27 August 20262009 Q1: 19 visas · published 27 August 20262009 Q2: 19 visas · published 27 August 20262009 Q3: 8 visas · published 27 August 20262009 Q4: 4 visas · published 27 August 20262010 Q1: 4 visas · published 27 August 20262010 Q2: 1 visas · published 27 August 20262010 Q3: 1 visas · published 27 August 20262010 Q4: 1 visas · published 27 August 20262011 Q4: 1 visas · published 27 August 2026
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What this measures

The number of entry clearance (out-of-country) visas issued on work routes in each quarter, counting main applicants and their dependants, split by nationality.

Applications made, refusals, people who actually arrived in the UK, or in-country extensions and switches.

Source

Dataset
Immigration system statistics: entry clearance visa outcomes datasets
Release
Year ending June 2026, published 27 August 2026 · sha256 5151f0bdce2f057a…
All values
Work visas granted by nationality