We can provide expert guidance on the Minister of Religion visa to help you navigate the complexities of the application for a successful path to employment.
A Minister of Religion visa allows individuals to perform religious activities at an employer that is sponsored by the Home Office to employ foreign workers.
Normally you can stay in the UK for up to 3 years and 1 month before the visa needs to be extended. This visa is a five-year route to settlement.
The main eligibility requirements for a Minister of Religion visa are:
If you are successful in being granted a visa, you must only work in the job described in the Certificate of Sponsorship. This visa does not allow access to public funds.
You may be able to perform a second job in certain circumstances. It may also be possible to do voluntary work and study (subject to Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) certificate requirements).
When it comes to obtaining reliable legal advice, Seraphus is your dedicated source of expert guidance.
We specialise in providing personalised support to help you navigate the complexities of the application process, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.
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