Tier 2 Work Permit:

The Tier 2 Work Permit is designed for professionals intending to work and reside in the UK for an extended period. To obtain this visa, sponsorship from a licensed sponsor is required. The process is based on a point-based system and was previously known as the UK Tier 2 Visa. The work permit typically allows individuals to work in their chosen field for a period of 3 to 5 years.

Benefits of Tier 2 Work Permit:

The Tier 2 Work Permit offers several advantages, including:

1. The option for family members to accompany the main applicant
2. Full-time work rights for the spouse
3. Free education for dependent children
4. Eligibility to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) after 5 years

Salary Packages:

Salary packages for various professions in the UK can vary. Here are some examples:

1. Care Worker: £10.75 per hour*
2. Teacher: £24,000 per year*
3. IT Professional: £30,000 per year*

Visa Requirements and Fees*:

To apply for a skilled work visa, certain requirements must be met, including:

1. Obtaining a Sponsorship License from UKVI (UK Visas and Immigration)
2. Obtaining a Certificate of Sponsorship (COS) from the sponsoring organization
3. Demonstrating proficiency in the English language (minimum level B1)
4. Providing a criminal record certificate (depending on the profession)
5. Undergoing a TB test at an approved clinic (in certain countries)

Please note that visa fees and specific requirements may vary. It is important to refer to the official guidelines and consult with the relevant authorities for accurate and up-to-date information.

TB Testing and Certificates:

If you are applying for a UK visa from certain countries, you may be required to undergo a tuberculosis (TB) test at an approved clinic. Some approved clinics in India include:

1. Apollo Hospitals International Ltd, Ahmedabad
2. KD Hospital, Ahmedabad

For detailed information on the TB testing process and approved clinics, it is recommended to contact the respective clinics or refer to the official guidelines.

If you have resided in multiple countries

1. You might need to provide a certificate from each country you’ve lived in, depending on your age and how long you stayed in each country.
2. If you’re under 28, you’ll need a certificate from any country you’ve stayed in for a total of 12 months or more since you turned 18.
3. If you’re 28 or over, you’ll need a certificate from any country you’ve stayed in over the last 10 years.