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There are lots of videos online about UK visas, too focused on the latest dramas in UK politics.
If you’re serious about moving to the UK in 2023, it’s best not to get too wrapped up in the latest news.
A Prime Minister or Home Secretary might say talk about changing immigration policies, but it doesn’t meant that it will happen immediately, if at all.
Welcome to our latest video about the UK’s exciting, new Scale-up Worker Visa. The UK Home Office announced the new visa route on 22 August 2022. The visa has caught the interest of many people wanting to work in the UK as it might offer a viable alternative to the popular Skilled Worker Visa route.
Using the tips and tools set out in this video, you’ll find out how to check if your occupation is on the eligibility list and we’ll show you how to access more information using your occupation code for the particular kind of role you are interested in.
If you want to be an international student in the UK, you’re going to need a Student Visa.
In this video, we look at the eligibility requirements and rules around work.
In this video, we introduce the Global Business Mobility visas and let you know where to find all the information you need, before applying.
In this video, we explain the rules around applying for UK citizenship with a criminal record.
Your application for UK citizenship may still be successful, even if you have a criminal record.
Understanding whether or not you are eligible for UK citizenship can be a complex process.
This is the first in a series of videos that aims to explain the different rules, relating to UK citizenship.
This video focuses on Citizenship by Descent; specifically relating to applicants having a mother who was born in the UK.
Understanding whether or not you are eligible for UK citizenship can be a complex process.
This is the first in a series of videos that aims to explain the different rules, relating to UK citizenship.
This video focuses on Citizenship by Descent; specifically relating to applicants having a father who was born in the UK.
Having Right of Abode means that you’re allowed to live and work in the UK without restriction.
Irish citizens have special status in the UK and do not require a visa or have any limits on how long they can stay in the country.
This video focuses on the privileges afforded to Irish citizens in the UK under the Common Travel Agreement (CTA).
Here’s the final video in our current series about Sponsor Licences.
In this video, we look at the responsibilities of Sponsor Licence holders. In order to maintain an A-rated licence, it is important that sponsor businesses follow these rules.
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