Immigration

The Home has provided important guidance for NHS frontline workers.  The changes are designed so they can focus on fighting coronavirus.  To assist our valuable front line workers, we will be offering Free Advice on these matters for NHS front line workers.  Contact us for more information.

 If your current visa is due to expire before the 1 October 2020 this will be automatically extended by 1 year. 

 The extension will not cost you anything. 

Under the current extension regime, there is no requirement to pay your Immigration Health Surcharge.

The Home office should contact the relevant NHS employers to determine which persons are eligible. 

All existing applications for indefinite leave to remain will be processed 

Priory will be given to those who have applied to switch visa

There is no longer a limit on the number of hours you can work or volunteer each week if you work for the NHS as a doctor, nurse or paramedic and you are a:

  - tier 4 student

  - tier 2 worker and your NHS job is a second job

  - visiting academic researcher

  - holder of a short-term visa and are permitted to volunteer

The deadline to sit the Occupational Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) – exam has been extended to the 31st December 2020,

We are offering Free Advice to all front line medical staff during the pandemic on immigration matters.  Just contact us here.  Further information can also be found here.

If you want to set up or run a business in the UK, you can either apply for an innovator visa or a start up visa.  Contact us for further information.