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Charity Worker Visa (Temporary Work).
Requirements for a Charity Work Visa.
To be eligible for a Charity Worker Visa, you must satisfy several requirements, including.
Who is eligible for a temporary worker visa?
To be eligible for a Temporary Work-Charity Worker Visa, you must:
What if my application for a temporary, charity Visa is refused?
Charity Worker Visa (Temporary Work)
The Temporary Work-Charity Worker Visa allows individuals to engage in voluntary work in the UK for up to 12 months. Partners and children under 18 can also apply as dependents.
Requirements for a Charity Work Visa
To be eligible for a Charity Worker Visa, you must satisfy several requirements, including:
- Being at least 18 years old
- meeting specific criteria for the charity work
- Holding a valid Certificate of Sponsorship for the role
- Intending to undertake the sponsored role.
- Satisfying a financial requirement
- Providing a TB certificate if required
Our solicitors at Primus Solicitors can provide more information on the exact requirements and assist you with your application.
Who is eligible for a temporary worker visa?
To be eligible for a Temporary Work-Charity Worker Visa, you must:
- Have a certificate of sponsorship reference number from your UK sponsor.
- Have at least £1,270 in your bank account to support yourself in the UK.
- Be at least 18 years old when you apply.
- Certificate of sponsorship for charity worker visa
To apply for a Tier 5 Charity Worker Visa, you will need a certificate of sponsorship, which is a unique reference number that holds information about the job you will do and your personal details. Your sponsor must be recognized by the UK government to issue certificates of sponsorship, and your certificate is valid for three months from the date it is assigned to you.
Money to support yourself.
You must have at least £1,270 in your bank account to support yourself in the UK and have had the money available for at least 28 consecutive days. Your partner and children must also prove they can support themselves while in the UK.
What if my application for a temporary, charity Visa is refused?
If your application for a Temporary Work-Charity Worker Visa is refused, you cannot appeal the decision. However, it may be possible to apply for an Administrative Review or submit a fresh application.
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