UK Spouse Visa

UK Spouse Visa

The UK Border Agency has introduced various categories which permit you to work in the UK if you are a non EEA national

Kinds of UK Visas Permitting Employment

The UK replaced its previous immigration system with the Tier Point Based System. The tiers are as following:

Tier 1: This category includes Tier 1 (Exceptional talent), Tier 1 (Entrepreneur), Tier 1 (Investor), Tier 1 (Post-study work), and Tier 1 (General) these Tier 1 categories allow high value migrants to come and work in the UK and contribute to the growth and development of the country.

Tier 2: This category includes Tier 2 (General), Tier 2 (Minister of religion), Tier 2 (Sportsperson) and Tier 2 (Intra company transfer) this category is designed for skilled workers who have a job offer while in the UK or when entering the country. Please contact one of Imperial Visas representative today for further information on these categories.

Tier 4: Designed for students (Please note there are certain working restriction, please check the rules for this category on our website or contact a one of our representative for further information.)

Tier 5: This is a temporary worker categories and includes Tier 5 (Temporary worker – creative and sporting), Tier 5 (Temporary worker – charity workers), Tier 5 (Temporary worker – religious workers), Tier 5 (Temporary worker – government authorised exchange), Tier 5 (Temporary worker – international agreement) and Tier 5 (Youth mobility scheme) In order to meet primary non-economic objectives, temporary workers and workers covered under Youth Mobility Scheme are allowed to work for a specific time frame.

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British Citizenship

British Citizenship

The British citizenship structure is defined in the British Nationality Act 1981 that came into effect on 1st January 1983. The law outlines how UK citizenship can be obtained, under what circumstances an individual is classed as a British citizen and how they relinquish their citizenship. Based on current citizenship or nationality status, the candidate can apply for a visa in several ways. If the candidate was issued a British passport on or after 1st January 1983, they will be considered a British citizen.



British Citizenship Requirements

here are certain requirements that must be fulfilled to acquire British citizenship. If the applicant is married to a British citizen, they need to have:

Lived in the UK for 3 years and be in possession of an ILR on the date of application
Been residing in the UK at the beginning of those 3 years
Not been absent from the UK in excess of 270 days during the 3 year period
Not been absent from the UK in excess of 90 days during the last 12 month period before application
Be of good character
The intension of settling in the UK permanently
Good knowledge of English, Welsh or Scottish Gaelic
Passed the Life In The UK test

Applicants who are not married to a British citizen should:

Have stayed in the UK for a period of 5 years and the last year as a permanent resident with ILR
Not been absent from the UK for more than 450 days in that period
Not been absent from the UK for more than 90 days during the last 12 months before application
Be of good character
Have the intension of settling in the UK permanently
Have good knowledge of English, Welsh or Scottish Gaelic
Have passed the Life In The UK test

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Denmark Student Visa:

Duration of a Denmark Student Visa:

Upon successful receipt of a Danish Student Visa the validity of your visa will cover the entire duration of your period of study. An exception to this is if you have applied under a Youth Study or a Basic programme in which case the visa will be valid for a period of 1 year.

Working while on a Denmark Student Visa:

If you wish to gain employment while under a Danish Student Visa, you will be eligible to work up to a maximum of 15 hours per week during term time and full time between June and August.

Study in Denmark – Extension to Visa:

Should the need arise, you can apply for an extension on your Student Visa for a period of 6 months after finishing your studies in order to find full time employment.

Denmark Student Visa Family regulations:

If you are granted a Danish Student Visa (Not including Youth or Basic student) you will be eligible to bring any your under 18 children into the country with you. You may also bring a cohabiting partner into the country under this visa. The only stipulation concerning this is that for every dependant you bring in you must hold 25,000 Krone in savings. Your spouse will be eligible to work in full time employment during the entire duration of your Danish Student Visa.

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Benefits (EEA Residence Permit)

Benefits (EEA Residence Permit)

EEA Residence Permit. EEA Residence Permit Visa entitles EEA nationals and their dependents with the right to live and work without restriction in the UK under European Community Law. The applicant is eligible to work without the need for a UK work permit, however in some circumstances they may need to register under the Worker Registration Scheme. The Residence Permit is valid for 5 years with the option of applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain after 4 years. To be eligible for the permit EEA nationals must be able to financially support themselves and any dependents during their stay in the UK.

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Uk Marriage Visa

Marriage UK

The UK Marriage Visa or Spouse Visa allows a non-EU individual to move to the UK and live with their UK settled spouse. Not fulfilling all the immigration rules outlined for The UK Marriage Visa can lead to the application being declined. Applicants must be cautious to fill in all relevant sections on their form correctly and ensure all conditions are fulfilled as applications can often be rejected on many different grounds.

 How a person can qualify for a UK Marriage Visa? 

Qualifying conditions are: 
The married couple must both be at least 18 years old
Have met and known each other previously
Legally married
Must intend to live together permanently
Must be financially stable and able to support themselves and any dependents without the use of public funds
Be in possession of suitable accommodation

Benefits of UK Marriage Visa (Spouse Visa) 

The UK Marriage Visa allows an applicant to bring their spouse to the UK if they have settled status in the UK. Settled status means they are living in the UK lawfully with no restrictions on the length of time they can remain in the country. 

Once the Marriage Visa is approved, the applicant can stay and work in the UK without need for applying for a UK work permit. There are no restrictions on the type of employment undertaken by a Marriage Visa holder. 

An applicant can obtain permanent status to live in the UK. Once this is granted, the candidate becomes eligible to apply for British Citizenship.

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Duration for which the visa is granted

Duration for which the visa is granted
The tier 2 Work Permit is usually issued for a period ranging from 1 day up to 5 years, depending on the length of time requested by the sponsoring company. Ultimately the final decision is at the discretion of the Home Office.
Tier 2 Work Permit holders can become eligible to apply for the ILR if they have been living in the UK continuously for 5 years under the same work permit. If they have spent more than two years outside the UK during that time, they will no longer be eligible for ILR or permanent residency. Candidates with ILR status can go on to apply for UK citizenship on meeting citizenship requirements.

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Schengen Visas

Schengen Visas

The Schengen Visa is for those who require a visa to travel into Europe. This visa was designed to help simplify traveling in and between the 25 Schengen member countries. However, only 15 of the 25 Schengen countries have implemented the common border controls and visa provisions. The Schengen visa is a short duration visa anyone looking to settle in Europe will need to apply for an alternative visa. The purpose of travel should be for, tourism, business, or leisure. It is strongly advised you plan your journey, to meet the time frame of the visa, as obtaining an extension is extremely difficult. Once the visa is granted the holder of the visa can travel freely throughout the Schengen countries for up to 90 days at any one time.

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Denmark Green Card

Denmark Visas Overview

At Imperial Visas Dot Com, our experienced team offer a variety of services to ensure successful emigration or relocation to Denmark and deliver an unparalleled package specifically tailored to match each client’s unique needs. Whether you require Residency, Work, Family or Study based visas we will work in partnership with you every step of the way. For further, more detailed information on the different long term packages we offer pertaining to Denmark Visas please view the categories below. 

Family reunification:

If you and your spouse or partner are 24 years old or above with strong economic, family or educational ties to Denmark and intend to live together upon successful migration then a Family Reunification visa may be for you. 

Denmark Green Card:

If you can demonstrate and meet the criteria for age, work experience, education, Danish language skills and exceed the minimum maintenance requirement then a Green Card is an excellent option when considering relocation to Denmark. 

Denmark Work Permit:

If you are an EU, EEA or Nordic citizen educated to degree standard and meet the minimum salary requirement or have been offered a role listed on the highly skilled occupation shortlist our team of highly trained caseworkers will help you to make your transition into Danish employment easier. 

Denmark Student Visa:

Denmark offers a superb university education system which is quickly becoming popular among students who wish to take a course in a foreign country. If you are considering studying abroad a Danish student visa is an excellent choice.

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What is British citizenship ?

What is British citizenship

British citizenship is one of the 6 different forms of British nationality as stated in the British Nationality Act 1981. The most vital evidence of British citizenship is a British passport. Non UK nationals generally become eligible for British citizenship after a period of holding Indefinite Leave to Remain status in the UK. If someone feels that they have a claim to British nationality but cannot apply for a British passport due to insufficient documents, they are able to apply for a nationality status certificate.

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