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Welcome to Findlaw's Work Visas Centre for migrants, their families and employers. The site provides in-depth legal information on different aspects, including types of application that can be made, including tier 1 and tier 2 applications, information on extending a visa and how to appeal decisions of the UK Borders Agency.
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- Media and Entertainment Industry Work Visas
- Nurses and Midwives
- Other Work Visa Categories
- Overseas Government Employees
- Sole Representatives of Overseas Firms
- Tier 1: Entrepreneurs
- Tier 1: General
- Tier 1: Highly Skilled Workers
- Tier 1: Highly Skilled Workers, Investors, and Entrepreneurs
- Tier 1: Innovators
- Tier 1: Investors
- Tier 1: Post-Study Work
- Tier 1: Writers, Composers, and Artists
- Tier 2: Intra-Company Transfer
- Tier 2: Ministers of Religion, Missionaries, and Members of Religious Orders
- Tier 2: Skilled Workers (General)
- Tier 2: Sponsored Skilled Workers
- Tier 2: Sports People
- Tier 2: Transitional Arrangements for Abolished Immigration Categories
- Tier 4: Students
- Tier 5: Temporary Workers
- Turkish Workers
- Voluntary Workers
- Worker Registration Scheme
- Workers from the European Economic Area and Switzerland
- Working Holidaymakers
All Work Visas Articles
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- Extending your stay as a migrant with UK ancestrycontinue reading
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- UK Border Agency | Working in the UKcontinue reading
- UK Border Agency | Extending your stay as a migrant with UK ancestrycontinue reading
- UK ancestry: Applying for a visacontinue reading
- UK Border Agency | Evidence of your qualificationscontinue reading
- What are the consequences of working illegally in the UK?continue reading
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