Migration to UK

Migration to UK for the purpose of work and study is points based system and the applicant needs to score certain points set by the country to be eligible.

• Visa Process
  1. Determine the Type of Visa: Identify the category of visa that suits your purpose of travel, whether it's for work, study, family or tourism.
  2. Check Eligibility: Review the eligibility criteria for the chosen visa category on the official UK government website.
  3. Points-Based System (if applicable): For certain visas, such as work visas, understand the points-based system if it applies. Points are often awarded based on factors like skills, qualifications, salary, and English language proficiency.
  4. Prepare Supporting Documents: Gather all the necessary supporting documents, which may include passport, passport-sized photographs, proof of funds, proof of English language proficiency, and any specific documents related to your visa category.
  5. Apply: Most visa applications for the UK are submitted online. We will help you create an account on the official website and fill out the online application form.
  6. Pay Fees: The required visa fees will be mentioned during the process, based on the type of visa and your circumstances.
  7. Biometric Information: Schedule and attend a biometric appointment to provide fingerprints and a digital photograph. This is a standard part of the application process.
  8. Health Surcharge: Pay the Immigration Health Surcharge if required. This provides access to the National Health Service (NHS) during your stay in the UK.
  9. Wait for a Decision: After we submit your application, you'll need to wait for a decision. The processing time can vary, so it's advisable to apply well in advance of your intended travel date.
  10. Collect Visa Decision: If your visa is approved, you'll receive a decision letter. Follow the instructions to collect your visa. If the visa is refused, the decision letter will outline the reasons for the refusal.
  11. Travel to the UK: Once you have your visa, you can travel to the UK within the validity period specified on the visa.
• Types of Visa
  1. Work Visa Tier 2 (General): For skilled workers with a job offer from a UK employer.
  2. Work Visa Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent): For individuals with exceptional talent or promise in specific fields.
  3. Study Visa Tier 4: For individuals coming to the UK for higher education.
  4. Spouse or Partner Visa: For spouses, civil partners, or unmarried partners of UK residents.
  5. Standard Visitor Visa: For tourism, business meetings, or visiting friends and family.
  6. Permitted Paid Engagement Visa: For short-term, paid work or specific professional engagements.
  7. Dependent Visas: For family members (spouses, children) of individuals holding certain types of visas in the UK.
• Eligibility for UK Immigration from India
  1. Highly skilled workers, skilled workers, and students aspiring to come to the UK must adhere to the points-based system.
  2. Skilled workers require a job offer.
  3. Applicants need to show they can communicate in English at a level similar to A-level or its equivalent.
  4. Highly skilled professionals need to be endorsed by a UK authority and do not required to have a job offer.
  5. Students who want to study in the UK must provide proof of an admission letter from an educational institution, demonstrate English proficiency, and show adequate financial resources.
  6. To qualify for a visa, a minimum score of 70 points is required.
• Points Allocation
  1. Job Offer: The presence of a job offer from a UK employer.
  2. Qualifications: The level of education and relevant qualifications.
  3. Salary Level: The salary offered, with higher salaries often attracting more points.
  4. Experience: Relevant work experience in the field.
  5. English Language Proficiency: Proficiency in English, usually assessed through standardised tests.