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Ancestry visa

The ancestry visa — which allows citizens from Commonwealth countries to work and settle in the UK if they have British-born grandparents— will be retained. In February, the Home Office announced it would review whether the visa was still relevant and should be scrapped. But has since announced...
Posted to Visas (Moving To London) by REBECCA GALTON on Mon, Sep 8 2008
australia, south african, working holiday, new zealand, ancestory visa

Tier 3 — Low-skilled

Low-skilled workers — Tier 3 Tier 3 is for low-skilled workers to come to the UK to do jobs such as fruit picking. Tier 3 visas are currently suspended because the UK Government believes there are enough workers entering from the EU to do these types of jobs
Posted to Visas (Moving To London) by REBECCA GALTON on Mon, Sep 8 2008
visas, working holiday, fruit picking

Tier 4 — Student visas

Students — Tier 4 It's likely Tier 4 visas will replace student visas from spring 2009. New visa requirements Students will need to be sponsored by their university or college Educational institutions will have to apply for a sponsorship licence and keep careful records of students Applications...
Posted to Visas (Moving To London) by REBECCA GALTON on Mon, Sep 8 2008
australia, UK, working holiday, new zealand, visa, south africa, students

Working In Dubai

Dubai is one of the key up-and-coming countries where skilled expats are welcomed with open arms. To work in Dubai most nationals must be sponsored by an employer. This is especially good news if you're skilled in boom areas such as construction, finance, conventions and media. While its citizens are...
Posted to Working Overseas (Leaving The UK) by admin on Wed, Sep 10 2008
spice, working holiday, travel, working in Dubai, muslim, Dubai, UAE

UK visa changes begin

The biggest change to working holiday visas in decades came into effect at the end of last year As of November 27, 2008, the Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS) has replaced the working holidaymaker visa for foreigners coming to the UK. The YMS sits within Tier 5 of the UK's new immigration system. [ Tier 2...
Posted to Visas (Moving To London) by DANIEL LANDON on Thu, Nov 20 2008
working holiday, Tier 5, UK visas, Youth Mobility Scheme

Tier 5 — Working holiday

Working holiday maker visas — Tier 5 The Working Holidaymaker Visas has been replaced by the new Tier 5 (Youth Mobility Scheme) visa. This was introduced on November 27, 2008. To get a Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS) visa you need to accrue 50 points 30 will be awarded for a certificate of sponsorship...
Posted to Visas (Moving To London) by REBECCA GALTON on Mon, Sep 8 2008
australia, visas, working holiday, new zealand, south africa
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