Visa And Immigration Process Guide

If you have to make moving to the UK a smooth affair, you’ll have to do your homework on visa and immigration. Trust me, I’m no immigration expert and in any case, it is considered illegal to offer consultancy/advice in this department in the UK. So, it’s always best to visit for updated details and professional assistance.

Here’s a general guide to the various kinds of visas if you’re here to work for an overseas employer: 

• Senior or Specialist Worker Visa (Global Business Mobility)

• Graduate Trainee Visa (Global Business Mobility 

• Overseas Domestic Worker Visa

• Service Supplier Visa (Global Business Mobility) 

• UK Expansion Worker Visa (Global Business Mobility

All these visas have varying eligibility criteria, documentation and application procedures. Many of them also require prior endorsements or invitations for you to proceed. 

Some Added Tips for Smooth Arrival

• Make sure you purchase travel insurance beforehand

• Apply for your visa at least three months before your arrival

Many more such good expat tips are in the guide, with more checklists and the entire visa process mentioned in the guide for you to download and reach London soon.