The EU Youth Mobility Scheme is a proposed agreement that would allow citizens aged 18 to 30 from the UK and EU to study and work in each other's territories for a fixed period (usually two years). Unlike pre-Brexit Freedom of Movement, participants would require a visa and would not have a permanent right to remain. Proponents argue this restores vital opportunities for young people and helps businesses fill vacancies. Opponents argue it increases net migration numbers and violates the mandate of the 2016 Brexit referendum to take control of UK borders.
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