According
to reports, Britain is facing a severe shortage of manpower these days, to meet
this shortage, Britain has opened the doors of immigration to skilled workers
from around the world, including Pakistan India Asian countries
According
to the official post, 226 categories of immigration have been added for the
first time, and the minimum wage in the UK has also been increased for all
categories.
For
the first time, the immigration category includes police officers, journalists,
judges, secret officers, barristers, lawyers, and flight pilots. In the manpower
shortage category, 31 categories including musicians, dancers, doctors, actors, and scientists have been allocated.
Drivers,
instructors, railway station assistants, air hostesses, cabin crew, veterinary
doctors, and tailors will also be able to move to the UK, while there are also
opportunities for masons, aircraft engineers, AC fridge engineers, welders,
charity officers, and estate agents.
Students
in the UK can take advantage of the post-study work facility, with a 20 percent pay rise for highly-educated professionals, the official letter said.
As
per the official notification, the visa fee has also been kept low for the
approved manpower shortage category
United Kingdom work
visa
To work
in the United Kingdom, you generally need a valid work visa or work permit. The
specific type of visa you require depends on factors such as your nationality,
the nature of your employment, and the duration of your stay. The most common
work visa categories in the UK include:
1.
Tier 2 (General) Visa: This visa is for skilled workers with a job offer
from a UK employer who holds a valid Tier 2 sponsorship license.
2.
Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) Visa: This visa is for individuals coming to
the UK for temporary work, such as creative and sporting professionals, charity
workers, religious workers, and government-authorized exchange workers.
3.
Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) Visa: This visa is for individuals who want to set
up, take over, or be actively involved in running a business in the UK.
4.
Tier 1 (Investor) Visa: This visa is for high-net-worth individuals who
want to invest a significant amount of money in the UK.
5.
Skilled Worker Visa (from 2021): The Skilled Worker Visa replaced the
Tier 2 (General) Visa and is open to skilled workers who have a job offer from
a UK employer holding a valid sponsor license.
It is important to note
that the UK's immigration rules are subject to change, and it's recommended to
consult the official UK government website or seek professional advice for the
most up-to-date and accurate information regarding work visas in the United
Kingdom.
Categories job list in UK
announced by UK Govt
Here are
some popular job categories in the United Kingdom:
1.
Information Technology (IT): Software
developers, IT consultants, network administrators, data analysts,
cybersecurity specialists, etc.
2.
Healthcare: Doctors, nurses,
pharmacists, healthcare assistants, medical researchers, medical
administrators, etc.
3.
Finance: Accountants, financial
analysts, investment bankers, auditors, financial advisors, actuaries, etc.
4.
Engineering: Mechanical engineers,
electrical engineers, civil engineers, aerospace engineers, software engineers,
etc.
5.
Education: Teachers, professors,
teaching assistants, academic advisors, education administrators, etc.
6.
Sales and Marketing: Sales
representatives, marketing managers, digital marketing specialists, brand
managers, advertising executives, etc.
7.
Customer Service: Call
center representatives, customer support agents, client relations managers,
customer service supervisors, etc.
8.
Administration:
Administrative assistants, office managers, receptionists, data entry clerks,
executive assistants, etc.
9.
Hospitality and Tourism: Hotel
staff, restaurant servers, tour guides, event planners, travel agents,
hospitality managers, etc.
10.
Creative Industries: Graphic
designers, writers, photographers, artists, musicians, video editors, fashion
designers, etc.
Please note that this is
not an exhaustive list, and there are numerous other job categories available
in the UK. Job availability can vary depending on the location and economic
conditions. It is recommended to explore job search websites and resources
specific to your industry for a more comprehensive and up-to-date job list.
31
Categories for Govt job
Certainly! Here are 31 categories for job listings
in the United Kingdom:
1.
Accounting
2.
Administration
3.
Advertising
4.
Agriculture
5.
Architecture
6.
Automotive
7.
Banking
8.
Construction
9.
Consulting
10. Customer
Service
11. Education
12. Engineering
13. Finance
14. Healthcare
15. Hospitality
16. Human
Resources
17. Information
Technology (IT)
18. Insurance
19. Legal
20. Logistics
21. Manufacturing
22. Marketing
23. Media
24. Non-profit/Volunteer
25. Pharmaceuticals
26. Project
Management
27. Real Estate
28. Retail
29. Sales
30. Telecommunications
31. Transportation
These categories cover a
wide range of industries and sectors, providing a starting point for your job
search in the UK. Remember to use job search platforms and websites specific to
these categories to find relevant job listings.
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Visa fee and immigration fee
The visa
fees and immigration fees for the United Kingdom can vary depending on the type
of visa or immigration application you are applying for. The fees are subject
to change, so it's essential to check the official UK government website or
consult with the appropriate authorities for the most up-to-date and accurate
information. However, I can provide some general information regarding visa
fees in the UK:
1.
Visa Fees: The visa fees typically depend on the visa category and the
duration of stay. For example, the standard visa fees for a Tier 2 (General)
Visa application start at £610, while a Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) Visa
application fees start at £244.
2.
Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS): In addition to the visa fee, most
visa applicants are required to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge. The IHS
provides access to the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK. As of September
2021, the IHS fee is £624 per year for most adult visa applicants and £470 per
year for students and those on the Tier 5 Youth Mobility Scheme.
It's important to note that
these fees can change, so it's advisable to verify the current fees through
official sources. The UK government's official website for visas and
immigration (www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration) will have the most
accurate and up-to-date information regarding visa and immigration fees.
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