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Work & Study Visas
Work & Study Visas
The main routes into the UK and how they really work.
The Skilled Worker visa explained
Sponsorship, salary thresholds, the points system, and what changing jobs means for your visa.
Student visa and the Graduate route
CAS, financial requirements, work-hour limits while studying, and the post-study Graduate visa.
eVisa, BRP and proving your immigration status
The UK has moved to digital immigration status. How to access your eVisa, generate share codes, and what happened to BRP cards.
Bringing partners and children to the UK
Dependant visas for workers and students, and the separate family (spouse/partner) route with its minimum income requirement.
Visa fees, the health surcharge and extensions
Application fees plus the Immigration Health Surcharge make UK visas expensive — budget per person, and apply to extend before your visa expires.
Sticking to your visa conditions
Work limits, study restrictions and 'no recourse to public funds' are legal conditions — breaching them or overstaying can wreck future applications.