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The Temporary Worker Visa is a permit designed for those who wish to travel and work in the UK in a number of specific circumstances, and only for a limited period of time (up to 12 months).
International workers need a job offer from a licensed UK sponsor before they can submit their Temporary Worker Visa application.
However, applicants from a small number of countries can come under the Youth Mobility Scheme, provided that they meet specific requirements.
The Religious Worker Visa is a subcategory of the Temporary Worker Visa, it has recently replaced the T5 (Temporary Worker) Religious Visa. The Religious Worker Visa is for those who wish to work temporarily in a non-pastoral role, religious order or as a visiting religious worker, the visa allows you to live and work in the … Continue reading Religious Worker Visa
The Youth Mobility Scheme UK visa (previously called the Tier 5 Youth Mobility visa) is for nationals of qualifying countries aged between 18 and 30 who wish to live and work in the UK. Requirements for Youth Mobility Scheme Visa The application process is very straightforward, and those who are successful can stay in the … Continue reading Youth Mobility Scheme Visa
The Government Authorised Exchange Visa is not a route to settlement, but individuals on the Government Authorised Exchange route can be joined by a dependent partner and children under the age of 18. Requirements for a Temporary Work – Government Authorised Exchange Visa In order to qualify for a Temporary Work – Government Authorised Exchange Visa, you will need … Continue reading Government Authorised Exchange Visa
The Creative Worker visa is not a route to settlement, but applicants can extend their stay up to a maximum of two years with the same employer. Creative Worker visa holders can also be joined by a dependent partner and children under the age of 18. Requirements for a Temporary Work – Creative Worker Visa … Continue reading Creative Worker Visa
In order to qualify as charity work under the Charity Worker Visa, the work you are planning to undertake must meet three criteria. First, it must be voluntary fieldwork which directly contributes to your sponsor’s charitable purpose. This includes activities which would not normally be offered for a wage or salary. It does not include … Continue reading Charity Worker Visa
Applicants can apply to come to the UK for a maximum period of 6 – 24 months depending on the scheme they are applying under. If applying for a shorter stay, an applicant will be granted leave in line with the time stated on the Certificate of Sponsorship.
During their stay in the UK, applicants can work in the role described on their Certificate of Sponsorship and study. Applicants cannot access public funds.
This is not a route which leads to settlement in the UK.
The Home Office will carefully scrutinise an application for a Temporary Worker visa. If it considers that any of the requirements have not been met, the application will fall for refusal. It is therefore essential that the application is prepared thoroughly and carefully.
We are experienced in preparing Temporary Worker visa applications to ensure a successful outcome and will provide expert guidance and assistance to you throughout the process.
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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