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> It's very easy to get a visa if you're involved in the tech industry I'm interested in more info on THAT!
by jrochkind1 5y ago
> It's very easy to get a visa if you're involved in the tech industry
I'm interested in more info on THAT!
- agentcoops 5y agoThere are multiple paths, but the easiest is what is called an intra-company transfer. Basically after a year working for a company that has an office in the UK you can easily get a visa that will allow you to move overseas and work for that office, bringing family etc. As an engineer at even a medium-sized high growth startup, there are many opportunities to switch offices in this manner and I’d highly recommend it, even if you aren’t interested in studying.
- superlopuh 5y agohttps://technation.io/visa/ https://technation.io/visa/
- jrochkind1 5y agoI took the "quiz", it said i was not eligible. It did not say why. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ But you think it's very easy? I wonder what I'm missing. Other brief googling research.... it might require you to be earlier in your career (first five years?) than I am?
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- david927 5y agoIt's a scam.
- jrochkind1 5y agosay more? (Also, it looks like it may not in fact be very easy to get a UK visa simply by being a software engineer?)
- david927 5y agoIt's not just that the criteria they publish is incredibly ambiguous, but they will make decisions based on different, secret criteria. For example, while not stated anywhere, there seems to be an expiration date of five years for anything you list. And, yes, there doesn't seem to be a good UK visa for software engineers.