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Navigating Strikes as an International Medical Graduate on a Health and Care Visa in the UK

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Updated: Feb 19



Working as an international medical graduate (IMG) in the United Kingdom under a Health and Care Visa is a rewarding yet complex journey. While healthcare professionals from around the world contribute significantly to the UK's healthcare system, they must also consider the implications of participating in strikes, unpaid leave, and unauthorised absences on their visa sponsorship and leave to remain. We've Moved! 🚀

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