How to Migrate as a skilled worker with UK Job Visa

When we think of the United Kingdom and the opportunities that the British country holds for immigrants, you will be pleased to know that the number of job vacancies in UK alone has plummeted from 16,000 to an estimated 870,000 in the three months to January according to the records of the Office for National Statistics (ONS). This is seen to be the highest since way back in 2001.

But what makes this the economically stable and sturdy sovereign country located off the north-western coast of the European mainland, a winner is the unemployment rate which is as low as 4%, and an employment rate surging with a whopping 75.8% at the end of 2018, making the UK Job visa in high demand among migrants from Asian countries like India.

With the introduction of new proposals that could come into effect in 2021, there are more reasons for an unlimited number of highly skilled workers from India to migrate to the UK. This new kind of system will make UK a place that is open and friendly to the incoming pool of global foreign talent. Owing to these recent developments and change in immigration policies, it will now be relatively easier to get UK Work Visa for Indian. This is good news for the best and brightest Indian talented minds to come work and stay in one of the most prosperous belts Europe.

The newly launched skilled based system of immigration prevalent in UK offers some of the best employment opportunities for UK. This can be seen from the fact that on 11^th September, 2019 a new immigration route has been introduced for students to work and stay in UK for two years after they complete their graduation from any subject from a UK based university. This move of the UK government will inspire many Indian students to migrate to Australia.

If not, a student you will be eligible for a UK work Visa as a migrant if you have a secure job offer from a UK employer or a sponsorship for them. Also, if you are immigrating to UK for job as a non-EU/EFTA national, you will definitely have required to find yourself a suitable job as per your educational qualifications as well as work experience that you have gathered back in your home country of origin.

Once you get yourself a job offer, you will be needed to apply for UK Job Visa from the UK Visas and Immigration service. If you found a job in UK and have been given an offer from the employer or you already have a work visa, but it prohibits you from working, then you may need to obtain a work permit. 

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