UK Tier 1 (General) visas
This is a closed UK immigration category, however migrants who hold this leave to remain or applying for a ILR including switching to other categories can discuss in this forum.

UK Tier 1 (Investor) visas
UK Tier 1 Investor Visa has gone through a reform including relevant changes following the Statement of Changes announced. The application requires a person to demonstrate that they have £2,000,000 investment funds & the
be able to prove that the money belongs to either you or your husband, wife, unmarried or same-sex partner.

UK Tier 1 (Innovator) Visa
This is the new introduced immigration category since April 2019 and is the replace of the Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa. In this forum, discussion relates to the new category as well as the UK Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa.

UK Tier 1 (Post-Study Work) visas
This is a closed immigration category but following Brexit, discussions are under going to bring this category back into the UK Immigration Law. Students and Tier 4 migrants in the UK can discuss about the requirement of re-opening the category and the benefits of holding a 2 years permit free employment visas.

UK Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) visas
The category is broken down into 2 parts. You can apply to be endorsed as a recognised leader (exceptional talent) or an emerging leader (exceptional promise). This is a 5 years work permit granted. Discussion about various endorsing bodies, such as Tech Nation and the criterias to be met can be discussed here.

UK Tier 2 (Employer Sponsored) visas
Tier 2 General visas are sponsored work permit. There are other categories within Tier 2, that a migrant can apply for a visa to come and work in the UK. This includes those coming as a Tier 2 ICT holders as well as Sports person, Minister of Religion and various other skilled work visas.

UK Tier 4 (Student) visas
Students wishing to study in the UK, can discuss from sponsorship to choosing a licence educational provider and switching within categories. There are a number of related changes and is one of the most complex based visa categories due to the continuous changes to the category applied by the UK Home Office.

UK Tier 5 (Temporary Work) visas
The temporary work visas which permits a migrant to undertake skilled work as a graduate to temporary work visas and allowing a migrant to gain relevant work experience.

Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) has six subcategories: Creative and sporting - for people coming to the United Kingdom to work or perform as sports people, entertainers or creative artists. Charity workers – for people coming to the United Kingdom to do voluntary work and not paid work for a charity.

Religious workers – for people coming to the United Kingdom to work as religious workers, such as non-pastoral duties. People looking to fill roles which include preaching or pastoral work should consider applying for a Minister of Religion visa (Tier 2).

Government authorised exchange – for people coming to the United Kingdom through approved schemes that aim to share knowledge, experience and best practice. International agreement – for people coming to the United Kingdom under contract to provide a service that is covered under international law. Seasonal Workers: is a two-year pilot route beginning in Spring 2019, enabling employers in the edible horticulture sector to access seasonal workers, via an approved scheme operator.

UK Spouse Visa
Discussions about spouse visas, marriage visas and fiance visas to the UK.