• Skilled Worker Visa**
• UK Start-Up Visa**
• UK Graduate Work Visa**
• UK Domestic Worker Visa**
• High Potential Individual Visa**
• International Sportsperson Visa**
• Minister of Religion Visa**
• Youth Mobility Scheme**
• Global Business Mobility Worker Visas**
• Senior or Specialist Worker Visa
• Expansion Worker Visa
• Secondment Worker Visa
• Service Supplier Visa
• Graduate Trainee Visa
• Temporary Worker Visas**
• Creative Worker Visa
• Seasonal Worker Visa
• International Agreement Worker Visa
• Charity Worker Visa
• Government Authorized Exchange Visa

The Skilled Worker visa allows you to work for an eligible UK employer. To qualify, you must:

• Have a confirmed job offer from a Home Office-approved UK employer.
• Obtain a certificate of sponsorship from your employer.
• Have a job listed in the eligible occupations.
• Meet the minimum salary requirement for the role.
• Have an English language proficiency of at least B1

The Start-Up visa is for entrepreneurs looking to start a new business in the UK. Requirements include:

• Being 18 years old or older.
• Having your business endorsed by an approved UK endorsing body.
• Demonstrating English proficiency at level B2.
• Holding at least £945 in your bank account for 90 consecutive days before applying.
• Holding valid UK leave under Tier 1 Graduate Entrepreneur, Tier 2, Tier 4 (General), or as a visitor with allowed activities as a potential entrepreneur.

The Graduate Work visa allows you to work and develop your career in the UK for up to two years after completing a course. To be eligible:

• You must be in the UK on a student visa.
• Have completed a UK bachelor’s or postgraduate degree, or other eligible courses lasting at least 12 months.
• Your university or college must confirm to the Home Office that you have successfully finished the course.

The Domestic Worker visa lets you work in a private household in the UK, performing roles such as nanny, chauffeur, or cleaner. Eligibility criteria include:

• Being 19 years of age or older.
• Living outside the UK.
• Being a domestic worker in a private household.
• Having worked for the same employer for at least 12 months.
• Planning to leave the UK after six months.
• Not needing public funds.

This visa is for graduates from top global universities to work in the UK for up to two years without a job offer. To qualify:

• You must have a qualification from an eligible university within the last five years.
• Be 18 or older.
• Have at least a B1 level of English.
• Have sufficient funds to support yourself in the UK.
• Not have been granted permission under the Student Doctorate Extension Scheme or as a high-potential individual previously.

This visa allows elite coaches or sportspeople to work in the UK to advance their sport. Requirements include:

• Being a qualified coach or elite sportsperson recognized by your sport's governing body.
• Having your application endorsed by the governing body of your sport.
• Working to develop your sport at a high level in the UK.
• Obtaining a certificate of sponsorship.
• Demonstrating English proficiency and financial means.
• Providing your travel history for the last five years.
• Taking a tuberculosis test if from a listed country.

The Minister of Religion visa is for individuals working as ministers or religious missionaries in the UK. To be eligible:

• Be 18 years or older.
• Obtain a certificate of sponsorship from a UK sponsor.
• Prove English language proficiency.
• Show you have sufficient funds to support yourself in the UK.
• Provide your travel history for the last five years.
• Take a tuberculosis test if from a listed country.

These visas are for overseas businesses with various purposes, including establishing a UK branch or transferring staff:

• Senior or Specialist Worker Visa**: For senior managers or specialists temporarily transferring to a UK branch of their employer.
• Expansion Worker Visa**: For establishing a UK branch of your overseas business.
• Secondment Worker Visa**: For transferring employees to the UK for temporary business reasons.
• Service Supplier Visa**: For temporary work under a contract to supply services covered by international trade agreements.
• Graduate Trainee Visa**: For working in the UK as part of a graduate training program for specialist or managerial roles.