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Family Visitor Visa - Inviting Relatives to the UK

The UK is a popular destination not just for tourists but also for those wanting to spend time with their loved ones. If you live in the UK and want to invite your overseas relative to visit you, they may need to apply for a UK Family Visitor Visa. This visa is a subcategory of the UK standard visitor visa. Your relative needs to apply for a UK standard visitor visa if you want to invite them to the UK. This visa is commonly used for family visits and allows relatives to stay in the UK for a sho

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Parent of a British Child Visa: Eligibility and Application Process

A parent of a British child visa comes under the UK family visa category. This visa allows a parent to join their child in the UK who is a British citizen or settled in the UK. In most cases, the person applying for a UK parent visa happens to be the single parent of the child. In cases where the child lives with the other parent or carer, they must not be a partner/spouse of the applicant. If the other parent of the child is the applicant' s partner, they must apply for a UK partner/spouse visa

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Appendix High Potential Individual Visa

Like any other immigration rule the Appendix: High Potential Individual Visa also has validity, suitability, and eligibility requirements for the application as a high potential individual visa. This visa is for graduates from top global universities to work or look for work in the UK. The visa offers a great opportunity for overseas graduates to explore career opportunities available in the UK. The high-potential allows the UK to attract international graduates to come to the UK and contribute

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Appendix T2- Minister of Religion

Appendix T2 is a part of UK immigration rules. It outlines the requirements for various visas under the T2 category, including the appendix T2 minister of religion visa. This route replaced the Tier 2 (Minister of Religion) route. The new T2 minister of religion visa is for religious workers and their dependent partners and dependent children.

The T2 minister of religion also leads to settlement, i.e., indefinite leave to remain. After holding ILR for one year, the visa holders can apply for

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Appendix International Sportsperson - An Overview

Appendix International Sportsperson is a part of UK immigration law. The appendix outlines the validity, suitability eligibility criteria, and other details for individuals applying under the International Sportsperson visa category. The International Sportsperson Visa replaced the T2 Sportsperson and the sporting provisions of the T5 (Temporary Worker) Creative or Sporting Worker route.

The UK international sportsperson visa is a highly sought-after visa route among international sportsperso

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How to Establish Sole Responsibility for a child

If both parents of a child are already in the UK or relocating to the UK, they can bring their children to the UK. The immigration rules permit this, provided the child or children are below the age of 18 and can be adequately maintained and accommodated in the UK by their parents. However, if only one parent of a child is in the UK or going to be in the UK while the other parent will remain abroad, such parents can bring their child or children to the UK by proving that they are solely responsi

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Applying for EU Settled Status after Pre-Settled Status

The EU settlement scheme was launched for EU, EEA, and Swiss nationals and their family members/extended family members to continue living in the UK after Brexit. The relevant piece of legislation relevant to an application for EU Settled status or pre-settled status is Appendix EU of the Immigration Rules.

An application under the Appendix EU is relevant to EU nationals who have been in the UK before the relevant date that is 31 December 2020. The EU nationals who have entered after this dat

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Overseas Domestic Worker

Employers who intend to bring their domestic workers to the UK with them, they can do so by making an application under Appendix Domestic Workers in a Private Household. The set of legislation is applicable to applicants applying under this category on or after 6 April 2012 as domestic workers. The visa is granted for 6 months.

Who can come to the UK as a Domestic Worker?

Applicant’s who have been employed by their employer for 12 months or more outside the UK and are aged 19 years or olde

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Appendix Adult Dependent Relative - An Overview

If you are a dependent adult and you have a relative who lives in the UK and is a British citizen or has settled status, you can apply for an adult-dependent relative visa. Here, dependent adult means someone who is 18 or over and requires long-term personal care to perform daily activities due to age, illness, or disability. Such a person may apply for an adult-dependent relative (ADR) visa if the care is either unavailable or not affordable in their country.

Appendix: Adult Dependent Relati

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Global Business Mobility Route Sponsor Licence

The global business mobility visa allows organisation and companies outside the UK to expand their business in the UK by opening a branch or subsidiary, this would allow the foreign company to establish their presence in the UK and/or transfer their staff to the UK.

In order to apply for the Global Business Mobility (GBM), your organisation based utside the UK must apply for sponsor licence.

How to apply for Global Business Mobility, Sponsor Licence

You first need to register the compan

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Visa and Migration is a private OISC regulated company (F201500999) and is not an official Government body. If you would like to prepare and submit your UK immigration application yourself you can do so by visiting the UKVI website.