Global Talent Visa Route
The Global Talent visa is an exciting category designed to enable those who are endorsed as a recognised or emerging leader in their field to come to the UK to work.
The Global Talent visa is for leaders and emerging leaders in one of the following fields:
- science
- research
- engineering
- medicine
- humanities
- digital technology
- the arts
- film and television
- fashion
- architecture
Applicants will be able to work in the UK, as well as their dependants can join or remain with them. Applicants will also be able to switch from the UK from most other routes. This route can also lead to settlement after 3 years or 5 years depending on which type of application the applicant has made.
How we can help
We have extensive experience of preparing successful Global Talent visa applications on behalf of our clients. We pride ourselves on the presentation of our applications to the Home Office. You can be assured that your application process will be managed in a professional and organised manner.
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