European Nationals Nationals of the European Economic Area or Switzerland are permitted to live and work in the UK without prior requirement of entry clearance. EEA or Swiss Nationals are also permitted to bring family members or dependents to accompany them during their stay in the UK. Dependents benefit from the same rights as the primary EEA or Swiss National, the main one being the freedom to accept any form of employment in the UK or to even be self employed. Get Started Today A
- August 17 2026
The United Kingdom is one of the best countries in the world to live, study, do business, or simply spend your entire life. If you aim to beco...
- August 13 2026
Using the ‘priority service’ for citizenship applications means you will usually get a decision within 30 working days. The time starts from t...
- August 11 2026
If you are a UK employer holding a sponsor licence, receiving a suspension or revocation notice from the Home Office can have serious conseque...
- August 6 2026
The GBM (Global Business Mobility) category comprises five types of sponsored visas, including UK Expansion Worker Visa, Senior or Specialist ...
- August 4 2026
A person may become a British citizen in several ways. Children can acquire British citizenship automatically at birth, depending on where the...
- August 2 2026
If you are a medical professional such as a qualified doctor, nurse, health professional or adult social care professional, you can apply for ...
- July 28 2026
The Domestic Abuse Concession, officially called the MVDAC (Migrant Victims of Domestic Abuse Concession) (formerly called the DDVC (Destitute...
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