UK IMMIGRATIONS & NON-IMMIGRATION VISAS

Skilled Visas
Business Visas
Long Term Visas
Long Term Work Permit Free Visas
Short Term Visas
Family Visas
Partner Visas
Birth Right Visas
Dependency and Sponsor Visas
Study and Short Term Visas
Short Term Visitor Visas
Short and Long Term Training Visas

Have you ever thought of emigrating to England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland? NASC has all means to make your thoughts come true , with qualified migration consultants providing services for people wishing to move to the UK.

We can advise you regarding all types of immigration visas for the UK, including Skilled, Business, Study, Short Term and Family Visas.
Register your details with NASC to commence your journey to the UK. As the immigration requirements differ greatly between the United Kingdom and any other country, you will need to submit a new Eligibility Assessment designed specifically for the UK. there is administration fees for UK assessment 30 USD or 110 AED.

Get the most professional, personalised and cost-effective United Kingdom migration advice and maximise your chance of migrating to the United Kingdom.

You can Choose from the Skilled, Business, Study, Short Term and Family visas below, and find out if you qualify to migrate to the United Kingdom - one of the most progressive countries in the world!

Skilled Migration to the United Kingdom
Are you a talented skilled professional seeking employment in the United Kingdom? The Highly Skilled Migrant Programme aims to provide an individual route for highly skilled people required in UK.

Since 28 January 2002, the Highly Skilled Migration Programme has provided talented people with exceptional skills the opportunity to come to the United Kingdom to seek work. The United Kingdom government operates a programme to allow individuals to seek entry to work in the United Kingdom without having a prior offer of employment. The Highly Skilled Migrant Programme aims to provide an individual route for highly skilled persons who have the skills and experience required by the UK to compete in the global economy.

The visa entitles you to enter the UK to seek and take work for a period of 12 months. One month prior to the visa expiring you will be able to apply for further permission to stay as a Highly Skilled Migrant.
Normally, people are given permission to remain for a further 3 year period. If you have been granted permission to stay in the United Kingdom as a Highly Skilled Migrant for four years and intend to remain in the UK on a permanent basis you can apply at the end of the four year period for a settlement visa.

There are some basic requirements of the visa you must satisfy if you are to be considered for the highly skilled migration programme visa to the United Kingdom.

You must be able to show the following:

• Educational qualifications - this category provides points for those holding a PhD, a Master's degree (such as an MBA) and for those with a Graduate degree (such as BA or BSc). Qualifications have to be to the recognised British standard of Bachelors, Masters or PhD to be awarded the respective points for each level of qualification.

• Work Experience - you will score points for at least five years' work experience in a graduate level job (or three years if you have a PhD). You will score points for that level of work experience in a graduate level job if it includes at least two years' senior or specialist work experience. You will score points if you have at least ten years' graduate level work experience including at least 5 years senior or specialist work experience.

• Past Earnings - this category requires you to demonstrate a minimum earned income in your country of residence to score points. In order to reflect differences in income levels across the world the level required to qualify varies depending where you live. The country you are living in (or where your income is earned) is considered, not your nationality.

• Achievement in Your Chosen Field – in order to score points in this category you will need to produce a body of evidence showing how your work has been acknowledged by your peers and contributed significantly to the development of your field.

• Priority Applications for General Practitioners - this area provides a mechanism for the United Kingdom government to encourage people with a particular skill or profession to move to work in the United Kingdom.


Business Visas
Business visas cater for successful professionals, business visitors, business owners, expanding global companies and investors who are committed to business in the United Kingdom.

Business visas are designed to cover a wide range of circumstances for business people. This may include successful business owners and investors who are committed to owning and managing a business in the United Kingdom. Business visas also include visas that are for a limited time to allow business people, individuals or employee's to conduct business or training in the United Kingdom for a set period of time.

There are 13 business related visas that are broken into 3 main sections which are:

I - Long term visas
Visas that allow business owners, senior employees and investors to stay for a period up to 4 years.

Businessperson and self employed person Visa – for business owners who are committed to owning and managing a business in the UK.
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Investors Visa – this category is for people who have at least £1 million of their own money to invest in the United Kingdom and who want to make the UK their main home.

Sole Representative Visa – a representative of a firm which has its headquarters and principal place of business outside the United Kingdom and which has no branch in the UK.

EEA Association Agreement Visa – this visa category is for nationals of a Country with the relevant EEA (European Economic Area) Association Agreement intending to come to the United Kingdom to start a business.


II - Long term work permit free visas
Visas that allow creative individuals and particular industry workers to stay for up to 4 years.

Media Visa – a full time employed representative of an overseas newspaper, news agency or broadcasting organisation on assignment in the UK.

Overseas Domestic Worker Visa – for people who wish to accompany their employer to the United Kingdom as an overseas domestic worker.

Postgraduate Doctor & Dentist Training Visa - for a postgraduate doctor or dentist who has qualified either in the United Kingdom or abroad.

Barristers & Solicitors Visa – for a solicitor or law consultant wishing to establish a practice in the United Kingdom or a barrister setting up in chambers in the UK.

Writer, Composer & Artist Visa – for people who are primarily engaged in producing original work which has been published, performed or exhibited for its literary, musical or artistic merit intending to work in the UK.

Teacher & Language Assistants Visa - for teachers coming to an educational establishment in the United Kingdom under an exchange scheme.

III - Short term visas
Visas that allow business people, au pairs and working holiday makers to stay for up to 6 months or 2 years.

Family Visas
Family visas cover many circumstances ranging from having a grandparent or parent born in the United Kingdom to having a partner, husband, wife or fiancé who is a United Kingdom citizen.

Marriage & Family Visas cover a wide range of circumstances. They range from having a grandparent or parent born in the United Kingdom to having a partner, husband, wife or fiancé who is a United Kingdom citizen. (European Economic Area citizen; if married)

Children who are under 18 years old are allowed entry to the United Kingdom as dependants, and can make their application at the same time as the main applicant.

All these visas can lead to settlement visas. There are 9 family related visas that are broken into 3 main sections which are:

Partner visas
Visas for partners of United Kingdom citizens and residents with settlement visas.

UK Marriage Visa – for a husband or wife of a United Kingdom citizen going to reside in the UK.

EEA Marriage Visa – for a husband or wife of an European Economic Area citizen going to reside in the United Kingdom.

Fiancé Visa – for a fiancé of a United Kingdom citizen going to reside in the UK.

Unmarried Partner Visa – for an unmarried partner of a United Kingdom citizen going to reside in the UK.


Birth right visas
Visas for people who have a parent or grandparent born in the United Kingdom or grandparent born in the Republic of Ireland.

UK Ancestry Visa – this category is for individuals who have a grandparent born in the United Kingdom or Republic of Ireland.

Right of Abode Visa – this category is for individuals who have a parent born in the United Kingdom.


Dependency & sponsor visas
Visas for people who have a partner in, going to, the United Kingdom or want to sponsor someone on a trip to the United Kingdom.

Sponsor a Visitor Visa – for people wishing to sponsor a family member or friend to the United Kingdom as a visitor for up to a six month period.

UK Ancestry Dependency Visa – for a spouse of a person who has a valid United Kingdom Ancestry Visa.

Student Dependency Visa – for a spouse of a student who will be, or is, studying in the United Kingdom.


Study & Short Term Visas
Study and short term visas are designed to cover short and long term studies, prospective studies, working holidays and a short visit to the United Kingdom.

Study and short term visas are designed to cover short and long term studies and short trips (such as holidays and working holidays) to the United Kingdom. These visas are for a limited time and can be extended, depending on your nationality and visa type.

There are 8 student and visitor related visas that are broken into 3 main sections which are:

Student Visas - for students who have been accepted in a course of study or can demonstrate a genuine and realistic intention of undertaking a course in the United Kingdom. This visa may also be available to the spouse of a student. These visas can lead to future settlement visas.

Student Visa – this category is for students who have been accepted on a course of study in the United Kingdom.

Prospective Student Visa – this category is for students who can demonstrate a genuine and realistic intention of undertaking, within six months of his/her date of entry, a course of study in the UK.

Student Dependency Visa – for a spouse of a student who will be studying in the United Kingdom.



Short Term Visitor Visas
Visas that allow people travel on a holiday, business trip or working holiday for up to 6 months or 2 years.

Visitor Visa – for an individual intending to travel to the United Kingdom for a period of up to six months.

Business Visitor Visa – a business visitor who needs to do business that is directly linked to your employment or business abroad in the UK.

Working Holiday Visa - designed for particular Commonwealth citizens to holiday for a 2-year period in the UK, and to supplement their holiday funds through incidental employment.



Short & Long Term Training Visas
Visas for teachers, doctors or dentists that wish to acquire further training in the United Kingdom. On these visas people can stay for up to 4 years.

Postgraduate Doctor & Dentist Training Visa - for a postgraduate doctor or dentist who has qualified either in the United Kingdom or abroad.

Teacher & Language Assistants Visa - for teachers coming to an educational establishment in the United Kingdom under an exchange scheme.