The Skilled Worker visa is the principal immigration route for non-UK nationals to work in skilled roles within the United Kingdom. Skilled Worker visas may be issued for a period of up to five years; however, if your current Skilled Worker visa is due to expire, you...
The Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) is an additional fee imposed on most UK visa applicants to support the National Health Service (NHS). Introduced in 2015, the surcharge ensures that migrants contribute to healthcare costs during their stay. This post provides an...
Securing a UK Work Visa typically requires a job offer from a UK-based employer. However, there are several visa routes available that do not require an offer of employment. These alternative pathways allow individuals with specific skills, qualifications, or...
The Skilled Worker Visa offers a route for international professionals seeking employment in the UK. Replacing the Tier 2 visa, it aims to attract skilled workers from any country to address critical gaps in the UK job market. Here, we outline the 2024 application...
The UK government is transitioning from physical immigration documents to digital records known as eVisas. An eVisa is an online record of your immigration status and the conditions under which you are allowed to enter or stay in the UK. This shift aims to make it...
The Youth Mobility Scheme Visa is for young adults from specific countries who wish to experience life in the UK. In this post, we discuss the frequently asked questions regarding the Youth Mobility Scheme Visa application and process. Which Nationalities can...
