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Every visa in plain words. Each entry says where its facts came from, and when a person last checked them.
5 of 33 figures have a source recorded. The rest link to the official page until someone checks them.
11 entries
- UK · VisitStandard Visitor visaLets you visit the UK for up to six months — for a holiday, to see family, for business meetings or a short course.
- UK · VisitElectronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)A digital permission to travel to the UK for people who do not need a visa for short visits.
- UK · StudyStudent visaFor courses at a licensed UK university or college, once you have an offer and a confirmation of acceptance.
- UK · WorkSkilled Worker visaFor a job with a UK employer that holds a sponsor licence and has given you a certificate of sponsorship.
- UK · FamilyFamily visa — partnerTo join a partner who is a British citizen, settled in the UK, or has refugee status.
- UK · WorkGlobal Talent visaFor leaders or potential leaders in academia, research, arts and culture, or digital technology, endorsed by an approved body.
- UK · StayIndefinite leave to remainSettlement: permission to stay in the UK with no time limit, usually after a qualifying period on another visa.
- US · VisitB-1/B-2 visitor visaFor short business trips (B-1) or tourism and visiting family (B-2). It does not let you work.
- Canada · VisitVisitor visaFor visiting Canada as a tourist, to see family, or for business, if your nationality needs a visa.
- Canada · StudyStudy permitFor studying at a designated learning institution in Canada for longer than six months.
- Schengen · VisitSchengen short-stay visaLets you travel across the Schengen area for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.