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Religious Worker Visa (Temporary Work).
Requirements for a Religious Worker Visa:
To qualify for a Religious Worker visa in the UK, you must meet the following requirements:
When you apply for a Religious Worker visa, you must provide the following documents:
Religious Worker Visa (Temporary Work)
If you are looking to do religious work in a non-pastoral role or religious order, you can apply for a Religious Worker visa (Temporary Work) in the UK. Our expert immigration solicitors at Primus Solicitors can guide you through the process and provide you with detailed advice to ensure a successful application.
Requirements for a Religious Worker Visa:
To qualify for a Religious Worker visa in the UK, you must meet the following requirements:
- Have a certificate of sponsorship reference number from your UK sponsor.
- Have enough funds to support yourself in the UK (usually at least £1,270, unless exempt)
- Be at least 18 years old when you apply.
Please contact us for an initial assessment to determine your eligibility and discuss the available options.
Certificate of Sponsorship:
A certificate of sponsorship is a unique reference number that holds information about your job and personal details. It is not a physical document, but rather an electronic reference number. Your UK sponsor will provide you with the certificate of sponsorship, which is valid for three months from the date it is assigned to you.
Financial Requirements:
To support yourself in the UK, you must have at least £1,270 in your bank account for 28 consecutive days. If you have been in the UK with a valid visa for 12 months or more, or if your employer can cover your costs for the first month (up to £1,270), you may be exempt from providing proof of funds. Your partner and children must also prove that they can support themselves during their stay in the UK.
Documents Required:
When you apply for a Religious Worker visa, you must provide the following documents:
- Certificate of a sponsorship reference number
- Valid passport or another identification document
- Evidence of sufficient personal savings to support yourself in the UK (unless exempt)
- Proof of relationship with partner or children (if applicable)
- TB test results (if applicable)
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