The Overseas Domestic Work visa allows workers to come to the UK with their employers for six months.
Home Office Minister Jess Phillips is critically monitoring the Overseas Domestic Work visa, which allows wealthy families to bring domestic staff to the UK for six months, viewing it as potential "servitude." The minister's concerns, raised during a debate on modern slavery, involve the visa's potential for exploitation due to its tie to the employer. A Green Party MP has suggested reforms to improve worker security.
