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Benefits of Moving to the United Kingdom, Application Process, Documents and More
The United Kingdom is the first destination for skilled workers and entrepreneurs from all over the world. All migration aspirants, in one way or another, considered settling in the United Kingdom due to its vast employment opportunities, high standard of living, and numerous beneficiaries. Aside from these, the United Kingdom is well-known for its incredible history, culture, and, of course, the Queen.
Along with world-renowned universities such as Oxford and Cambridge, the United Kingdom is well-known for its numerous tourist attractions, which attract millions of visitors each year.
Here are some of the major advantages of moving to the United Kingdom.
With London as the capital and an economically influential centre for the United Kingdom, the United Kingdom has emerged as the primary destination for international students and immigrants, as there is no shortage of job opportunities for graduates in London.
The National Health Scheme provides excellent health-care benefits. Through this scheme, people can choose to receive free health care services.
The National Health Scheme provides excellent health-care benefits. Through this scheme, people can choose to receive free health care services.
The UK, with its strong economy and excellent value for money, is resilient even as the rest of the world faces a financial crisis. Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, London Bridge, Natural History Museum, The British Museum, The London Tower, and many other tourist attractions can be found in the United Kingdom.
From Mahatma Gandhi to our former Prime Minister, Mr. Manmohan Singh, many famous Indian personalities have chosen the United Kingdom as the best study abroad destination and graduated from UK universities.
For skilled workers from India, there are several options for immigration to the UK. The visa categories are basically divided into Tier 1 and Tier 2.
Tier 1: Entrepreneur Visa in the United Kingdom
The UK Entrepreneur visa is designed for aspiring entrepreneurs with a high net worth who want to invest in the UK. You can either start your own business or buy an existing one. It is divided into two types of visas.
Start-up visas and Innovator visas are available.
The start-up visa, also known as an innovator visa in the UK, is available to candidates who are willing to invest at least £50,000 in establishing a new business or purchasing an existing one.
Tier 2 - General Work Permit
This is a skilled worker visa category for the United Kingdom that is appropriate for candidates who want to settle permanently in the United Kingdom and work in jobs where there is a skill shortage. Candidates applying through Tier 2 will be chosen using the Point-Based Immigration system. A visa will be granted to someone who is highly skilled and has a job offer from a UK organisation.
UK ILR stands for Indefinite Leave to Remain
You can stay in the UK indefinitely if you have indefinite leave to remain. Another name for it is ‘settlement.’ It allows you to stay here and live, work, and study for as long as you want, as well as claim benefits if you qualify. It is possible to use it to apply for jobs.
The applicant must be at least 18 years old.
He must be able to demonstrate English proficiency.
Have proof that the applicant has enough money to support himself in the country for the first few days.
In the point-based immigration system, the applicant must obtain a minimum of 70 points.
The main UK immigration route is the points-based visa system, which categorises applicants into five “tiers.” It allows migrants from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) to work, study, invest, or train in the UK.
You must pass a points-based examination to be eligible for a visa in any of the five tiers. For people who want to live and work in the UK, each tier has different standards, privileges, and admission criteria, and each tier will require you to allocate a certain number of points in order to be granted entry clearance or leave to remain in the UK. Age, credentials, wages, language, and money are all assigned points, with varying weights.
The factors in point-based immigration are as follows:
5 to 10 points for age
Up to 10 points for English Language
30 to 50 points or 5 to 15 points for qualification
Earnings range from 15 to 45 points or from 5 to 20 points.
5 points for UK experience
Certificates of Sponsorship – 30 to 50 points