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The UK Work Visa categories are for migrants who want to work and live in the UK. Most of the work-based categories are part of the UK’s Points-Based System (PBS) for immigration. Each category within the system has its own purpose, criteria and requirements. The PBS has been developed to help the UK to manage its migration programme more effectively and attract the most talented workers.
To secure a work visa or a work permit for the UK, in most cases, you will need to have a job offer from an employer with a sponsor licence. There are some exceptions to this, however, including the high potential individual (HPI) visa, and the graduate visa, as explained below. After Brexit, EU nationals who wish to work in the UK must also apply for a work visa or work permit. However, EU nationals with Pre-Settled or Settled Status under the EU settlement scheme do not require a work visa or permit to work in the UK.
Persons living outside the United Kingdom, and planning to move here for a maximum of 6 months can take their domestic workers with them. The worker should, however, apply for Domestic Workers in a Private Household Visa, to accompany their employer in the UK. Domestic worker visa requirements An individual can apply for a domestic … Continue reading Overseas Domestic Worker Visa
Securing a UK Ancestry Visa can be life-changing. With so much at stake, you will need to ensure you complete the application form correctly and provide all necessary supporting documents to evidence your eligibility. While you will be required to work while in the UK, there are no restrictions on the type of work you … Continue reading UK Ancestry Visa
You are able to apply for British National Overseas Visa to enter or stay in the UK for a period of 30 months (which you can extend by a further 30 months) or a period of 5 years. You are able to apply from outside or inside the UK. You are able to apply for settlement … Continue reading British National (Overseas) Visa
The High Potential Individual Visa is available to recent graduates of top global universities who wish to work or look for work, in the UK. The High Potential Individual route does not lead directly to settlement in the UK. However, before your leave expires, you may be able to apply from within the UK to … Continue reading High Potential Visa
Those who wish to work in the UK can also consider applying for a business visa (e.g. Innovator visa or Start-up visa), allowing them to establish and work in their own innovative business. If you are unsure of the best work visa route for your needs, how to get a work visa in the UK, or whether you qualify, speak to an immigration adviser at Cartier Enterprises today, who will be pleased to advise you based on your specific circumstances.
Our experienced and highly skilled immigration advisewrs understand what it takes to formulate a successful application. To find out more about how we can help you, please call us now on 0208 638 5532 or contact us online.
Adivis assists international clients in obtaining UK visas, residence and citizenship under the respective programs. Contact us to arrange an initial private consultation.
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