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Changing jobs on a Skilled Worker Visa

If you are in the UK on a Skilled Worker Visa but want a career change, then you have a few options. We shall tell you what those options are.

18 October 2023

Webinars

Webinar: Skilled Worker Visas 2023 – Updates and Guidance

Woodcock Law joined the South East London Chamber of Commerce (SELCC) for this important webinar on UK Skilled Worker Visas.
This webinar, hosted by our paralegals Papia and Roshni explores the Skilled Worker Visa in detail, and includes all the updates and changes for 2023/4 applications.

18 October 2023

Guides

When to prepare your naturalisation documents

So, you have been granted indefinite leave to remain (ILR), and you now need to wait a year before you can apply for citizenship. What should you do?

5 October 2023

Guides

A guide to naturalisation referees for adults

When applying for naturalisation in the UK you need to provide two referees, but choosing the right person is very important.

5 October 2023

Blogs

Can I get a UK visa if I have a criminal record?

If you have previous criminal convictions, have a criminal record or have served time in prison, it may affect your UK visa application.

4 October 2023

Webinars

Webinar: How to employ overseas workers

Woodcock Law joined Lewisham Council for this special webinar aimed at helping small UK businesses grow by employing workers from overseas.

28 September 2023

Blogs

New visa application fees introductory date announced by the Home Office

The Home Office has revealed the date that the new visa application fees will be introduced. Read on to find out more.

19 September 2023

Blogs

Home Offices introduces new changes to biometric residence permit (BRP) deliveries

The Home Office has announced changes to how biometric residence permits (BRPs) are delivered. Read on and find out all you need to know.

18 September 2023

Guides

No recourse to public funds: what is it and what does it mean?

Benefits classed as public funds cannot be accessed by someone who has no recourse to public funds (NRPF) as a condition of their UK visa. Find out what this means by reading on.

11 September 2023

Blogs

Home Office announces new changes to immigration rules including Youth Mobility Scheme, ETA and EUSS

The Home Office has released a new Statement of Changes that includes updates to the Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS), Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) and EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), among others.

8 September 2023

Blogs

How to stay in the UK after a separation

Will I be deported if I separate from my partner while in the UK on a Spouse Visa?

6 September 2023

Guides

British naturalisation certificates: important information you should know

Find out everything you need to know about naturalisation certificates, a significant but difficult to get document.

5 September 2023

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Changing jobs on a Skilled Worker Visa

Webinar: Skilled Worker Visas 2023 – Updates and Guidance

When to prepare your naturalisation documents

A guide to naturalisation referees for adults

Can I get a UK visa if I have a criminal record?

Webinar: How to employ overseas workers

New visa application fees introductory date announced by the Home Office

Home Offices introduces new changes to biometric residence permit (BRP) deliveries

No recourse to public funds: what is it and what does it mean?

Home Office announces new changes to immigration rules including Youth Mobility Scheme, ETA and EUSS

How to stay in the UK after a separation

British naturalisation certificates: important information you should know

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