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More jobs and savings for Indian professionals in UK
Financial Express Lucknow
|July 25, 2025
THE INDIA-UK FREE trade agreement is going to ease norms for Indian professionals in the UK and spur job growth.
Under the pact, qualified professionals from India such as architects, engineers and medics will be able to take advantage of the enhanced market access and provide services in the UK. It is expected to create direct and indirect jobs through the expansion of these services sectors.
This story is from the July 25, 2025 edition of Financial Express Lucknow.
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