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The United Kingdom offers various work visa categories tailored to different employment situations, skill levels, and industry needs. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the most popular types of UK work visas and their respective eligibility, application processes, and key features.
The Skilled Worker Visa is the most common visa for foreign nationals seeking employment in the UK. It replaced the Tier 2 (General) work visa in 2020.
The Global Talent Visa is designed for individuals who are recognized as leaders or potential leaders in fields such as academia, research, digital technology, the arts, and culture. This visa offers flexibility, as it does not require a job offer.
You can bring your partner and children to the UK, and they can also work or study.
The Intra-Company Transfer Visa is for employees of multinational companies who are being transferred to a UK branch.
The Health and Care Worker Visa is a specific category for qualified health professionals, including doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals, who wish to work in the UK’s healthcare sector.
The Temporary Worker Visa (T5) includes several subcategories for individuals who intend to work in the UK for a short period.
You need a job offer from a licensed UK sponsor, a Certificate of Sponsorship, and must apply online with supporting documents.
The minimum salary is £26,200 or the going rate for your occupation.
Yes. After 5 years, many work visas allow you to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (PR).
Yes, most UK work visas allow dependents.
Not all. Skilled Worker and Health & Care visas require English proof, but some T5 visas do not.
Yes, but the new employer must also be a licensed sponsor and issue a new Certificate of Sponsorship.
No, applicants are exempt from the annual Immigration Health Surcharge.