Recent reports indicate that net migration to the UK has fallen sharply, with numbers dropping by nearly two-thirds over the past year, bringing the total to 204,000. This decrease comes in the wake of tougher immigration policies implemented by the government, which have resulted in a significant decline in arrivals for work and study. Contrary to public perception that immigration is on the rise, the data reveals a 69% drop in net migration, reaching its lowest level in four years. Notably, asylum seekers now comprise a substantial portion of net migration, accounting for 44%. Despite these changes, some experts warn of the potential economic implications as young people and skilled workers, particularly from India, continue to leave the UK.