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Do you need help with your visa application?
Below is a list of other visa applications we can help you with you:
CONTRACT SEAMEN
Contract seamen employed on fishing vessels operating in UK territorial waters are affected by UK immigration law, and describes how they can apply to the UK Border Agency (UKBA) for permission to enter or stay and in the UK.
Employment within UK territorial waters (within the 12-
The crewing policy of EEA-
With effect from 1 September 2011, the Minister for Immigration has authorised an
extension to the temporary concession, exceptionally and outside the Immigration
Rules, to allow a limited number of non-
DOMESTIC WORKERS IN PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS
The rules for domestic workers changed on 6 April 2012.
The 'domestic worker in a private household' category allows overseas employers to
bring their domestic workers with them when they visit the UK for up to 6 months.
To come here as a domestic worker, you must be an established member of your employer's
staff -
Domestic workers include cleaners, chauffeurs, cooks, those providing personal care for the employer or a member of the employer's family, and nannies. You must work in your employer's household in the UK.
PROSPECTIVE ENTREPRENEUR
To come to the UK as a prospective entrepreneur, your primary intention must be to
secure funding so that you can join, set up or take over, and be actively involved
in the running of, a business in the UK.
You must be able to show that 1 or more of
the following organisations are supporting your application and are considering funding
your proposed business:
- 1 or more registered venture capitalist firms regulated by the Financial Services Authority;
- 1 or more UK entrepreneurial seed funding competitions which is listed as 'endorsed' on the UK Trade & Investment website; or
- 1 or more UK government departments.
- The total amount of proposed funding must be at least £50,000.
You must intend to carry out 1 of the following activities during your visit:
- attending meetings (which may be arranged when in the UK), including interviews that have been arranged before you come to the UK, or conferences;
- attending trade fairs, provided this is restricted to promotional work and does not involve selling direct to members of the public;
- arranging deals, negotiating or signing trade agreements, contracts and the like;
- undertaking fact-
finding missions; - conducting site visits;
- purchasing, checking details of or examining goods;
- speaking at a 'one-
off' conference which is not run as a commercial concern; and - recruiting staff in relation to your proposed business activity.
SOLE REPRESENTATIVES OF OVERSEAS FIRM
A sole representative does not need to obtain a certificate of sponsorship to be an 'representative of an overseas business'.
You may be able to enter the UK under this immigration route if you are:
- the sole representative of an overseas company, intending to set up a wholly owned subsidiary or register a UK branch for an overseas parent company; or
- an employee of an overseas newspaper, news agency or broadcasting organisation who
is being posted on a long-
term assignment as a representative of your overseas employer.
UK: 01903 641690 Outside of the UK: 0044 1903 641690
Other Visas
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When you request for a free assessment, the information you provide us is strictly confidential and will not be passed to any third party directly or indirectly.
Are you in the UK and urgently need to apply for a new visa?
Call us today urgently on 01903 641690 or email urgent@global4immigration.com
If you are a UK employer and need to either register for a new sponsor licence, or apply to renew your sponsor licence, or apply for restricted/unrestricted Certificates of Sponsorship, call us on 01903 641690.
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