영국이민센터




		T1 이민비자 Q&A

		T2 취업비자 Q&A

		T4 학생비자 Q&A

		T5 단기취업 Q&A

		솔렙비자 Q&A



		각종동반비자 Q&A

		배우자/피앙세 Q&A

		영주권 Q&A

		시민권 Q&A

		기타비자 Q&A

		각종 궁금증 Q&A



		비자 이민 FAQ

		비자신청 경험담

		문제/거절 사례별해결

		비자상담 & 이민칼럼

		비자토막상식

		영국이민생활수필



		이민국 공지사항

		업종별 비즈니스

		영국생활정보

		영국이민뉴스

		영국일반뉴스

이민국 공지사항



제 목	12/18 First identity cards issued to foreign nationals in Sheffield

작성자	관리자

작성일	2008-12-20

글정보	Hit : 2726, Date : 2008-12-20

First identity cards issued to foreign nationals in Sheffield
Latest News

18 December 2008

For the first time, foreign nationals in Sheffield can enrol for identity cards containing their facial image and fingerprints, the Home Secretary announced during a visit to the city today.

ID cards will securely lock foreign nationals to one identity and help businesses crack down on illegal working.

Biometric enrolment for the cards - which involves individuals having their digital photograph and fingerprints recorded - will take place at the UK Border Agency?s Vulcan House building. The Home Secretary opened the building today and met some of the 1,900 staff working there.

The Home Secretary also met staff working on the new Australian-style points system for migrant workers - which also operates from the new building. The points system is the UK's tough new measure for managing migration to the UK.

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said:

"What I have seen today demonstrates that we are successfully delivering two of our most important changes to the immigration system - ID cards for foreign nationals and the points system.

"ID cards will give employers a secure way of checking a migrant?s right to work and study in the UK and help people prove they are who they say are. The points system will ensure that only those we need - and no more ? can come here to work.

"Staff at Vulcan House are leading the way in implementing what is the biggest shake-up to the immigration system for a generation ? ensuring Britain has one of the fairest systems in the world."

Later in the day the Home Secretary joined South Yorkshire Police to witness first hand the positive impact of neighbourhood policing and the growing involvement of communities in the fight against crime.

Visiting Sunnyside Community Centre near Rotherham, the Home Secretary joined a community meeting between the police and local residents who were establishing policing priorities for the area and discussing the introduction of crime mapping. Meetings like these are just one of the ways that the public can tell their local police what they expect from them.

South Yorkshire Police will implement the Policing Pledge by the end of the year. This will give local people a stronger voice in setting local police priorities and the means to challenge their local force if they are not getting they service they expect. For the first time the national Policing Pledge gives the public a clear minimum standard of service, including:

in addition to emergency calls, that the police would be with them within an hour in response to calls about agreed neighbourhood priorities where police attendance is required;
the right to meet with their local team and others in the community to agree priorities and action to tackle them at least once a month and an entitlement to crime mapping;
information on specific crimes and information about what happened to those brought to justice in their neighbourhood; and
that neighbourhood policing teams will spend at least 80 per cent of their time visibly working on behalf of the public in their neighbourhood.
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said:

"The public are our strongest weapon in tackling crime and I passionately believe that empowering them to get a good deal through the Policing Pledge will play a powerful role in driving up the quality of policing for our citizens and in our communities.

"I'm pleased that South Yorkshire Police Force have been working towards delivering the Policing Pledge for their public by the end of the year. For the first time, the public will know the minimum standard of service they should receive and I look forward to all forces making the same, visible commitment to their local communities."

right

런던	영국이민센터(주) / 영국내무부공인 영국비자수속기관(OISC) UK Immigration Centre, 151 High Street, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 4BH, U.K. Company No: 05275186 영국내무부공인(OISC)번호: F200500022 대표상담 이메일: ukemin@hotmail.com (모든상담 및 수속의뢰) SNS 상담: 카톡 ID: johnhsuh 문자,음성통화 (9:30~15:00) - 선호 WhatsApp상담: +447944505952 문자,음성통화 (9:30~15:00) - 선호 영국 전화: 079 4450 5952 (9:30~15:00) 근무시간: 오전 9:30 ~오후 5시 월~금 (방문상담은 예약하신 분만 가능, 전화/문자, 이멜 상담후 해결 안된 분만 방문상담 예약 아래는 수속의뢰 후 비자별 수속중인 분 / 담당자 배정된 분만 연락처: 제1분과: T1비자, 결혼, 영주권, 시민권: +44 (0)20 8949 5588 ext 1. 제2분과: T2비자, 스폰서쉽, CoS: +44 (0)20 8949 5588 ext 2. 제3분과: T4 학생, T5비자, 관광비자: +44 (0)20 8949 5588 ext 3. 제4분과: 사업, 투자, 솔렙, 각종문제: +44 (0)79 4450 5952 제5분과: 회사(지사)설립/자영업 등: +44 (0)20 8949 5588 ext 5

서울	영국닷컴 서울강남 서울시 강남구 역삼동 826-4 우인빌딩 13층 전체 (지하철 강남역 3번출구) 상담전화: 02) 567 6131 / 070 8292 5588 (오전 9시 ~ 16시 한국시간) 이멜문의: ukemin03@hotmail.com 페이스북 http://www.facebook.com/UK.imin.centre 트위터 http://twitter.com/@visa_uk