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This section explains the work permit arrangements for the United Kingdom. There are six different work permit arrangements.
Business and Commercial
The Business and Commercial arrangements allow employers in the United Kingdom to employ people from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) to fill a vacancy that might otherwise be filled by a resident worker. Read More...
Training and Work Experience Scheme
The Training and Work Experience Scheme (TWES) arrangements enable people from outside the EEA to undertake work-based training for a professional or specialist qualification, or a period of work experience. Read More...
Sports and Entertainments
The Sports and Entertainments arrangements allow employers in the United Kingdom to employ established sportspeople, entertainers, cultural artists and some technical or support people from outside the EEA. Read More...
Student Internship
The Student Internship arrangements allow students from outside the EEA who are studying first or higher degree courses overseas to undertake an internship with an employer in this country. Read More...
Sports and Entertainments
The Sports and Entertainments arrangements allow employers in the United Kingdom to employ established sportspeople, entertainers, cultural artists and some technical or support people from outside the EEA. Read More...
Training and Work Experience Scheme
The Training and Work Experience Scheme (TWES) arrangements enable people from outside the EEA to undertake work-based training for a professional or specialist qualification, or a period of work experience. Read More...
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Working in UK 
