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- What is a Skilled Worker visa?
- What are the eligibility requirements for a Skilled Worker visa?
- How do I apply for a Skilled Worker visa?
- How much does a Skilled Worker Visa cost?
- How long can I stay in the UK with a Skilled Worker visa?
- How long will it take to receive a decision on Skilled Worker Visa application?
- How do I find out if my job is eligible for this visa?
- What is the minimum salary or the going rate for my job?
- What are the exceptions with the salary requirement for a Skilled Worker visa?
- What is the minimum English language requirement for a Skilled Worker visa?
- What are the criteria for being paid less than the usual going rate for a Skilled Worker visa?
- What are the benefits of having a job in a shortage occupation?
- What are the benefits of being under 26, studying or a recent graduate, or in professional training for a Skilled Worker Visa?
- What are the benefits of having a relevant PhD level qualification for a Skilled Worker Visa?
- What are the benefits of having a postdoctoral position in science or higher education for Skilled Worker Visa?
- Which nationalities do not need to prove their knowledge of English when they apply for a Skilled Worker visa?
- Are Doctors, Nurses, Dentists, Midwives and Vets exempt from proving their Knowledge of English for Skilled worker visa?
- What are some other documents I might need depending on my circumstances?
- When do I need to provide a criminal record certificate for a Skilled Worker Visa?
- How do I check if I’m eligible for a Skilled Worker visa?
- Who can apply to extend a Skilled Worker visa or a Tier 2 (General) work visa?
- What are the eligibility requirements for extending your visa?
- How much does it cost to extend your visa?
- How long does it take to get a decision on your application?
- Who cannot apply to switch to Skilled Worker Visa?
- Can I travel outside the UK while my application is pending with a Skilled Worker Visa?
- Will my dependants’ visas automatically switch?
- Can I travel outside the UK while my application is pending with a Skilled Worker Visa?
- Can I do voluntary work on Skilled Worker Visa?
- Am I allowed to work another job while being sponsored?
- Can you appeal a refused Skilled Worker Visa?
- How can Morgan Smith Immigration help me?
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- You can apply to extend your visa if you have the same job, the same occupation code, and the same employer as when you got your previous visa.
- Your partner or child can also apply to extend their visa, but not automatically. They can apply at the same time as you or before their current visa expires.
- The eligibility requirements depend on when you got your first Tier 2 visa and when you apply to extend it.
- You may need to meet different minimum salary requirements, which are fixed at a lower rate until 24 May 2023 and may include allowances until 1 December 2026.
- You may also need to meet different going rates for your job, which are different for some jobs under the Skilled Worker visa.
- You cannot extend your visa if you need to change something in your job or employer. You need to apply to update your visa instead.
- The cost depends on the type of visa you have and how you apply. You can check the fees Click Here.
- When applying overseas you need to pay to have your biometric information taken. But for an extension inside the country there is no fee for this.
- You will usually get a decision within 8 weeks of your application date.
- Your application may take longer if there are issues with your personal circumstances or documents.
- You may be able to pay to get a faster decision if you are eligible.
- a visit visa
- a short-term student visa
- a Parent of a Child Student visa
- a seasonal worker visa
- a domestic worker in a private household visa
- on immigration bail
- because you were given permission to stay outside the immigration rules, for example on compassionate grounds