We provide expert guidance on the Youth Mobility Scheme visa to help you navigate the application for living in the UK.
A Youth Mobility Scheme is for young people (generally aged 18-30) from participating countries and territories, to come and experience life in the UK for up to two years.
A Youth Mobility Scheme visa is typically valid for up to Up to 24 months (except for citizens of New Zealand, who may apply to remain in the UK for an additional 12 months). Holders of a Youth Mobility Scheme Visa generally cannot extend their visa past the maximum 24-month period.
If you are aged 18-30 (*or 35) from one of the following countries, you may apply directly for a visa: New Zealand*, Australia, Canada, Iceland, Monaco and San Marino. If you are aged 18-30 from one of the following countries, you may apply to the Youth Mobility Scheme ballot to become eligible to apply for a visa: Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. You may also apply to the Youth Mobility Scheme, if you are a British overseas citizen, British overseas territory citizen; or a British national (overseas).
To apply for this visa, you must have at least £2,530 in your bank account to demonstrate you can support yourself in the UK.
It is not possible to apply for the Youth Mobility Scheme, if you have dependant children under 18 who live with you, children you are financially responsible for, or if you have already been in the UK under the Youth Mobility Scheme. If granted a Youth Mobility Scheme visa, it is not possible to bring dependent family members to the UK.
When it comes to obtaining compassionate legal advice, Seraphus is your dedicated source of expert guidance.
We specialise in providing personalised support to help you navigate the complexities of the application process, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.
Contact us today using the details below or book a consultation with us.
Phone: 020 8142 8211
WhatsApp: 07538 208 096
Email: info@seraphus.co.uk
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