Temporary Worker – Charity Worker visa
Temporary Worker – Charity Worker visa
Temporary Worker – Charity Worker visa
- Auristela Allisya
- Bali, Indonesia
- 21 January 2021
- California, Washington D.C
- Auristela Allisya
- Bali, Indonesia
- 21 January 2021
- California, Washington D.C
If you want to undertake temporary or voluntary work for a charity, you’ll need a Charity worker visa. The visa replaces the Tier 5 (Temporary Worker – Charity Worker) visa.
- Eligibility You will need a certificate of sponsorship from a licensed employer before you can apply to come to the UK. The work you do must relate to the work of your sponsor and you must have enough money to support yourself.
- Costs and Maintenance You’ll need to show you have enough to afford the application fee, the health surcharge and that you have at least £1,270 to live on when you arrive. Your employer may be able to support you instead in which case they will have to complete the sponsor certifies maintenance section.
- How long can you stay? You can stay for up to 12 months or the time give on your certificate of sponsorship plus 14 days, whichever is shorter. You can enter the UK up to 14 day before your job begins. You can apply to extend your visa. You should do this before your current visa expires. This is not a route which leads to permanent settlement in the UK.
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Benefits of Temporary Worker – Charity Worker visa
The spouse/partner of a settled person enjoys stability, support, and access to social networks, while also gaining practical advantages such as improved economic prospects and legal rights in their new location.
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- Family Unity & Settled individuals can sponsor their spouse or partner for family reunification
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