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Global Business Mobility visa has been introduced by the UK government in an attempt to simplify current work visa and business visa routes and bring them together under one umbrella. The new visa routes offer several options that, subject to meeting the relevant eligibility criteria, an overseas-based employee can use to transfer their employment to the UK on either a short-term or longer-term basis.
The available routes for transferring employees to the UK from overseas have changed with the introduction of five types of Global Business Mobility visas.
The Global Business Mobility (GBM) visa for senior or specialist workers is one of five new business immigration routes for overseas organisations looking to establish a UK presence or transfer staff to the UK. The GBM senior or specialist worker visa, as the name suggests, is specifically for senior or specialist employees looking to transfer … Continue reading Senior or Specialist Worker Visa
The Service Supplier route replaces the provisions for contractual service suppliers and independent professionals on the former International Agreement route. Under a Service Supplier visa, the visa-holder will be able to come to the UK to provide the relevant services for which the application was made. They’ll not be permitted to take a second job … Continue reading Service Supplier Visa
The UK Secondment Worker visa is for overseas workers who are looking to undertake work assignments in the UK on a temporary basis, where the worker is due to be seconded to the UK as part of either a high-value contract or investment by their employer overseas. Unlike some of the other routes under the … Continue reading Secondment Worker Visa
The Global Business Mobility – Graduate Trainee Visa does not lead directly to settlement in the UK. However, you may be able to switch to another immigration route which does lead to settlement. Applicants may be joined or accompanied by a partner and dependent children. There is no limit on the number of graduate trainees … Continue reading Graduate Trainee Visa
The UK Expansion Worker visa is one of five new sponsored routes under the Global Business Mobility (GMB) visa umbrella, in part reforming previous routes, and in part introducing new provisions to help facilitate economic growth and trade in the UK post-Brexit. As a UK Expansion Worker, the visa-holder will be allowed to work in the UK … Continue reading Expansion Worker Visa
The Global Business Mobility visa will provide more opportunities for international businesses, UK employers, and individuals looking to work and do business in the UK.
With the requirement for sponsorship, UK Sponsorship Licence lawyers say now is not the time to ignore the need to:
Securing the right type of visa for your employees can be complicated. It is important to understand which type of visa an employee needs in order to meet all of the eligibility requirements. You must also complete all of the required paperwork correctly and include all the necessary supporting documents.
For Global Business Mobility visa and immigration law advice, call the Sponsorship Licence lawyers at on 0208 638 5532 or contact us online.
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