Imperial Advisory LTD is accredited by OISC which is a
Public body of the Home Office. We are also partnered with Immigration
Solicitors, Barristers and experts who always provide world class services for
our students and clients. Services cover
: New
Point base System Applications
:
Spouse and family Visa
:
Student, Graduate and Work visas
:
Start-up, innovator and Global Talent Visas
: EU
settlement scheme
:
Visitor Visa and Marriage Visitor Visa
:
British Nationality and Passport
:
Permanent Settlement (ILR)
:
Schengen Visas
:
Sponsor License Applications
: Hong
Kong (BNO) Visa
New
Point base System Applications
Brexit
was a key reason for introduction of new PBS system. This route mostly covers
Students and Work Visas. Migrant including the EU citizens coming to UK after
Brexit need sponsor who is granted license by the Home Office. The students
will be sponsored by their schools and universities while worker need
sponsorship from the company they want to work for. Start up and innovators
also need endorsement from a body approved by Home Office. The dependent of PBS
migrant will also be covered in new system.
Spouse,
partner, Fiancée and family Visa
The UK
Spouse visa category is for partners of British citizens, persons with
indefinite leave to remain in the UK or limited leave to remain under Appendix
EU or Appendix ECAA, who wish to join, or stay with, their husband or wife in
the UK. You can also apply for a UK Spouse visa if your Spouse is outside the
UK, but intending to return to the UK with you. Applicant needs to meet Income,
English, Accommodation and Relationship requirements.
Student,
Graduate and Work visas
The
Student Visa category is for individuals who are aged 16 or over and who wish
to study on a further or higher education course in the UK. If you are between
4 and 17 years old and wish to study at an independent school in the UK, you
should apply for a Child Student Visa. After completing a degree in the UK,
students can apply for two-year post study work visa which allow them to get
any employment or establish their business.
They
can switch to Skill worker route (former Tier 2) if a license company can
sponsor them under PBS. After completing 5 years on skill worker route, they
can apply for settlement if meet salary threshold and some other requirements.
The students who were able to establish business can switch to start up or
innovator route.
Start-up
and Innovator Visa
The
Start-up visa category is aimed at new entrepreneurs starting their first UK
business and has no requirements for initial capital investment. To qualify for
a visa, applicants must first obtain an endorsement from an approved endorsing
body confirming that their business is innovative, viable and scalable.
Applicants who are successful are granted 2 years leave. After a set period of
time, holders of Start-up visas may be able to progress to the Innovator
category in order to extend their stay and further develop their businesses in
the UK. Under Innovator route, applicants are required to demonstrate an
innovative, viable and scalable business idea which is supported by an
endorsing body. With some exceptions, applicants should have access to at least
£50,000 to invest in their business. The initial visa granted is for 3 years,
and can be extended for a further 3 years. Migrants would be eligible for
permanent residence, Indefinite Leave to Remain in 5 years, and for citizenship
after 6 years after initial entry to the United Kingdom.
EU
Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
The EU
Settlement Scheme Family Permit is available to non-EEA citizens who wish to
travel to and enter the UK in order to join or accompany a close family member
who is a relevant EEA citizen.EU Settlement Scheme Family Permits are also
available to non-EEA citizens who wish to join or accompany a close family
member who is an eligible person of Northern Ireland or an eligible naturalised
British citizen, or family members of British citizens who have lived with that
British citizen in another EU country prior to 31 December 2020.
Pre-Settled
and Settled Status applications are open to resident EU, EEA and Swiss citizens
and their family members who started living in the UK by 31 December 2020 and
who wish to remain in the UK after 30 June 2021.
Eligible
persons who have completed a continuous 5-year period of qualifying residence
in the UK will be granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK, also known as
Settled Status. If you are not eligible for Settled Status under the EU
Settlement Scheme solely because you have not completed a continuous qualifying
period of residence of at least 5 years then you will be granted Pre-Settled
Status.
Visitor
Visa and Marriage Visitor Visa
The
Tourism and Leisure Visit Visa is designed for individuals who wish to come to
the UK for the purpose of visiting friends and family or for a short holiday.
Business Visitor can come to attend business meetings or some permitted
economic activity. The Marriage Visitor visa is designed for
individuals over the age of 18 who wish to visit the UK to marry or form a
civil partnership, or give notice of a marriage or civil partnership, in the
UK. Visitor need to meet the below key requirements.
Will
leave the UK at the end of your visit; Will not live in the UK for extended
periods through frequent or successive visits, or make the UK your main home;
Are
genuinely seeking entry for a purpose that is permitted by the visitor routes
and will not undertake any prohibited activities;
Have
sufficient funds to cover all reasonable costs in relation to your visit
without working or accessing public funds.
British
Nationality and Passport
If you
are at least 18 years old and have been granted indefinite leave to remain or
have acquired a right of permanent residence in the UK, you may be eligible to
apply for British Citizenship by Naturalisation.
If you
are a child under 18 years of age and do not qualify for British citizenship
automatically, you may be eligible to apply for Registration as a British
citizen, either by way of an entitlement or on a discretionary basis. The
registration criterion mainly based on the immigration of your parents and
country of birth. Imperial Advisory can review all your circumstances and make
an application for you or your child.
Permanent
Settlement (Indefinite leave to Remain ILR)
The UK
offers several routes to settlement for partners and family members of British
citizens and settled persons in the UK, under the Spouse or Civil Partner,
Unmarried Partner, Adult Dependent Relative and Child immigration routes.
If
applying for indefinite leave to remain as a Spouse, Civil Partner or Unmarried
Partner, you will need to have completed 5 years (60 months) in the UK as the
partner of a British citizen or settled person. You will also need to satisfy
the strict financial requirement under Appendix FM to the Immigration Rules.
Skilled
workers, investors, entrepreneurs and people spent continuous 10 years in UK
with lawful residency can apply for settlement.
Applicant
need prove their knowledge of English and Life in UK by passing specific test.
Sponsor
License Applications
In
order to employ skilled workers from outside the UK and Ireland employers must
first apply to UK Visas and Immigration for a sponsor licence. Workers must
have a job offer from an employer that has made a successful sponsor licence
application before they can apply to come to, or remain in, the UK for work.
In
order to obtain a sponsor licence, you will need to satisfy UK Visas and
Immigration that:
Your
company is a genuine organisation operating lawfully in the UK;
You
are honest, dependable and reliable;
You
are capable of carrying out your sponsor duties and evidencing your compliance
in an appropriate timeframe and manner;
You
can offer genuine employment that meets the appropriate skill level and
appropriate rates of pay.
In
order to establish that you are a genuine organisation operating lawfully in
the UK, you will need to submit a number of company-related documents. The
exact documents will depend upon the type of organisation that you are and the
tiers that you wish to sponsor migrants under. We can help your business to
prepare a successful license application.
Hong
Kong (BNO) Visa
The
Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa is an immigration route for Hong Kong
British National (Overseas) citizens to live, work and study in the UK.
Applicants
for a Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa may be ordinarily resident in Hong
Kong or the UK. The Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa route can lead to
settlement in the UK. Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa holders may be joined
by their Dependent Partners, Dependent Children under 18, Children over 18 born
after 1997 and Adult Dependent Relatives.
In
order to qualify for a Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa you will need to
satisfy UK Visas & Immigration that:
You
are at least 18 years old;
You
are a British National (Overseas);
You
are ordinarily resident in Hong Kong (if applying to enter the UK) or the UK,
Guernsey, Jersey, the Isle of Man or Hong Kong (if applying for permission to
stay);
You
are able to accommodate and support yourself in the UK for at least six months;
Your
application does not fall for refusal under the general grounds for refusal;
You
have provided a valid TB certificate, if required.
The
exact requirements you will need to satisfy will vary depending on your
circumstances. You may want to speak to an immigration lawyer for expert
advice.
Schengen
Visas
A
Schengen visa is a short-stay visa that allows a person to travel to any
members of the Schengen Area, per stays up to 90 days for tourism or business
purposes.
The
Schengen visa is the most common visa for Europe. It enables its holder to
enter, freely travel within, and leave the Schengen zone from any of the
Schengen member countries. There are no border controls within the Schengen
Zone.
However,
if you are planning to study, work, or live in one of the Schengen countries
for more than 90 days, then you must apply for a national visa of that European
country and not a Schengen Visa. If you are in UK on a resident visa like
student, our team can help you apply Schengen visa to visit the Europe.
Imperial Advisory LTD is accredited by OISC which is a
Public body of the Home Office. We are also partnered with Immigration
Solicitors, Barristers and experts who always provide world class services for
our students and clients. Services cover
: New
Point base System Applications
:
Spouse and family Visa
:
Student, Graduate and Work visas
:
Start-up, innovator and Global Talent Visas
: EU
settlement scheme
:
Visitor Visa and Marriage Visitor Visa
:
British Nationality and Passport
:
Permanent Settlement (ILR)
:
Schengen Visas
:
Sponsor License Applications
: Hong
Kong (BNO) Visa
New
Point base System Applications
Brexit
was a key reason for introduction of new PBS system. This route mostly covers
Students and Work Visas. Migrant including the EU citizens coming to UK after
Brexit need sponsor who is granted license by the Home Office. The students
will be sponsored by their schools and universities while worker need
sponsorship from the company they want to work for. Start up and innovators
also need endorsement from a body approved by Home Office. The dependent of PBS
migrant will also be covered in new system.
Spouse,
partner, Fiancée and family Visa
The UK
Spouse visa category is for partners of British citizens, persons with
indefinite leave to remain in the UK or limited leave to remain under Appendix
EU or Appendix ECAA, who wish to join, or stay with, their husband or wife in
the UK. You can also apply for a UK Spouse visa if your Spouse is outside the
UK, but intending to return to the UK with you. Applicant needs to meet Income,
English, Accommodation and Relationship requirements.
Student,
Graduate and Work visas
The
Student Visa category is for individuals who are aged 16 or over and who wish
to study on a further or higher education course in the UK. If you are between
4 and 17 years old and wish to study at an independent school in the UK, you
should apply for a Child Student Visa. After completing a degree in the UK,
students can apply for two-year post study work visa which allow them to get
any employment or establish their business.
They
can switch to Skill worker route (former Tier 2) if a license company can
sponsor them under PBS. After completing 5 years on skill worker route, they
can apply for settlement if meet salary threshold and some other requirements.
The students who were able to establish business can switch to start up or
innovator route.
Start-up
and Innovator Visa
The
Start-up visa category is aimed at new entrepreneurs starting their first UK
business and has no requirements for initial capital investment. To qualify for
a visa, applicants must first obtain an endorsement from an approved endorsing
body confirming that their business is innovative, viable and scalable.
Applicants who are successful are granted 2 years leave. After a set period of
time, holders of Start-up visas may be able to progress to the Innovator
category in order to extend their stay and further develop their businesses in
the UK. Under Innovator route, applicants are required to demonstrate an
innovative, viable and scalable business idea which is supported by an
endorsing body. With some exceptions, applicants should have access to at least
£50,000 to invest in their business. The initial visa granted is for 3 years,
and can be extended for a further 3 years. Migrants would be eligible for
permanent residence, Indefinite Leave to Remain in 5 years, and for citizenship
after 6 years after initial entry to the United Kingdom.
EU
Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
The EU
Settlement Scheme Family Permit is available to non-EEA citizens who wish to
travel to and enter the UK in order to join or accompany a close family member
who is a relevant EEA citizen.EU Settlement Scheme Family Permits are also
available to non-EEA citizens who wish to join or accompany a close family
member who is an eligible person of Northern Ireland or an eligible naturalised
British citizen, or family members of British citizens who have lived with that
British citizen in another EU country prior to 31 December 2020.
Pre-Settled
and Settled Status applications are open to resident EU, EEA and Swiss citizens
and their family members who started living in the UK by 31 December 2020 and
who wish to remain in the UK after 30 June 2021.
Eligible
persons who have completed a continuous 5-year period of qualifying residence
in the UK will be granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK, also known as
Settled Status. If you are not eligible for Settled Status under the EU
Settlement Scheme solely because you have not completed a continuous qualifying
period of residence of at least 5 years then you will be granted Pre-Settled
Status.
Visitor
Visa and Marriage Visitor Visa
The
Tourism and Leisure Visit Visa is designed for individuals who wish to come to
the UK for the purpose of visiting friends and family or for a short holiday.
Business Visitor can come to attend business meetings or some permitted
economic activity. The Marriage Visitor visa is designed for
individuals over the age of 18 who wish to visit the UK to marry or form a
civil partnership, or give notice of a marriage or civil partnership, in the
UK. Visitor need to meet the below key requirements.
Will
leave the UK at the end of your visit; Will not live in the UK for extended
periods through frequent or successive visits, or make the UK your main home;
Are
genuinely seeking entry for a purpose that is permitted by the visitor routes
and will not undertake any prohibited activities;
Have
sufficient funds to cover all reasonable costs in relation to your visit
without working or accessing public funds.
British
Nationality and Passport
If you
are at least 18 years old and have been granted indefinite leave to remain or
have acquired a right of permanent residence in the UK, you may be eligible to
apply for British Citizenship by Naturalisation.
If you
are a child under 18 years of age and do not qualify for British citizenship
automatically, you may be eligible to apply for Registration as a British
citizen, either by way of an entitlement or on a discretionary basis. The
registration criterion mainly based on the immigration of your parents and
country of birth. Imperial Advisory can review all your circumstances and make
an application for you or your child.
Permanent
Settlement (Indefinite leave to Remain ILR)
The UK
offers several routes to settlement for partners and family members of British
citizens and settled persons in the UK, under the Spouse or Civil Partner,
Unmarried Partner, Adult Dependent Relative and Child immigration routes.
If
applying for indefinite leave to remain as a Spouse, Civil Partner or Unmarried
Partner, you will need to have completed 5 years (60 months) in the UK as the
partner of a British citizen or settled person. You will also need to satisfy
the strict financial requirement under Appendix FM to the Immigration Rules.
Skilled
workers, investors, entrepreneurs and people spent continuous 10 years in UK
with lawful residency can apply for settlement.
Applicant
need prove their knowledge of English and Life in UK by passing specific test.
Sponsor
License Applications
In
order to employ skilled workers from outside the UK and Ireland employers must
first apply to UK Visas and Immigration for a sponsor licence. Workers must
have a job offer from an employer that has made a successful sponsor licence
application before they can apply to come to, or remain in, the UK for work.
In
order to obtain a sponsor licence, you will need to satisfy UK Visas and
Immigration that:
Your
company is a genuine organisation operating lawfully in the UK;
You
are honest, dependable and reliable;
You
are capable of carrying out your sponsor duties and evidencing your compliance
in an appropriate timeframe and manner;
You
can offer genuine employment that meets the appropriate skill level and
appropriate rates of pay.
In
order to establish that you are a genuine organisation operating lawfully in
the UK, you will need to submit a number of company-related documents. The
exact documents will depend upon the type of organisation that you are and the
tiers that you wish to sponsor migrants under. We can help your business to
prepare a successful license application.
Hong
Kong (BNO) Visa
The
Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa is an immigration route for Hong Kong
British National (Overseas) citizens to live, work and study in the UK.
Applicants
for a Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa may be ordinarily resident in Hong
Kong or the UK. The Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa route can lead to
settlement in the UK. Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa holders may be joined
by their Dependent Partners, Dependent Children under 18, Children over 18 born
after 1997 and Adult Dependent Relatives.
In
order to qualify for a Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa you will need to
satisfy UK Visas & Immigration that:
You
are at least 18 years old;
You
are a British National (Overseas);
You
are ordinarily resident in Hong Kong (if applying to enter the UK) or the UK,
Guernsey, Jersey, the Isle of Man or Hong Kong (if applying for permission to
stay);
You
are able to accommodate and support yourself in the UK for at least six months;
Your
application does not fall for refusal under the general grounds for refusal;
You
have provided a valid TB certificate, if required.
The
exact requirements you will need to satisfy will vary depending on your
circumstances. You may want to speak to an immigration lawyer for expert
advice.
Schengen
Visas
A
Schengen visa is a short-stay visa that allows a person to travel to any
members of the Schengen Area, per stays up to 90 days for tourism or business
purposes.
The
Schengen visa is the most common visa for Europe. It enables its holder to
enter, freely travel within, and leave the Schengen zone from any of the
Schengen member countries. There are no border controls within the Schengen
Zone.
However,
if you are planning to study, work, or live in one of the Schengen countries
for more than 90 days, then you must apply for a national visa of that European
country and not a Schengen Visa. If you are in UK on a resident visa like
student, our team can help you apply Schengen visa to visit the Europe.
Imperial Advisory LTD is accredited by OISC which is a
Public body of the Home Office. We are also partnered with Immigration
Solicitors, Barristers and experts who always provide world class services for
our students and clients. Services cover
: New
Point base System Applications
:
Spouse and family Visa
:
Student, Graduate and Work visas
:
Start-up, innovator and Global Talent Visas
: EU
settlement scheme
:
Visitor Visa and Marriage Visitor Visa
:
British Nationality and Passport
:
Permanent Settlement (ILR)
:
Schengen Visas
:
Sponsor License Applications
: Hong
Kong (BNO) Visa
New
Point base System Applications
Brexit
was a key reason for introduction of new PBS system. This route mostly covers
Students and Work Visas. Migrant including the EU citizens coming to UK after
Brexit need sponsor who is granted license by the Home Office. The students
will be sponsored by their schools and universities while worker need
sponsorship from the company they want to work for. Start up and innovators
also need endorsement from a body approved by Home Office. The dependent of PBS
migrant will also be covered in new system.
Spouse,
partner, Fiancée and family Visa
The UK
Spouse visa category is for partners of British citizens, persons with
indefinite leave to remain in the UK or limited leave to remain under Appendix
EU or Appendix ECAA, who wish to join, or stay with, their husband or wife in
the UK. You can also apply for a UK Spouse visa if your Spouse is outside the
UK, but intending to return to the UK with you. Applicant needs to meet Income,
English, Accommodation and Relationship requirements.
Student,
Graduate and Work visas
The
Student Visa category is for individuals who are aged 16 or over and who wish
to study on a further or higher education course in the UK. If you are between
4 and 17 years old and wish to study at an independent school in the UK, you
should apply for a Child Student Visa. After completing a degree in the UK,
students can apply for two-year post study work visa which allow them to get
any employment or establish their business.
They
can switch to Skill worker route (former Tier 2) if a license company can
sponsor them under PBS. After completing 5 years on skill worker route, they
can apply for settlement if meet salary threshold and some other requirements.
The students who were able to establish business can switch to start up or
innovator route.
Start-up
and Innovator Visa
The
Start-up visa category is aimed at new entrepreneurs starting their first UK
business and has no requirements for initial capital investment. To qualify for
a visa, applicants must first obtain an endorsement from an approved endorsing
body confirming that their business is innovative, viable and scalable.
Applicants who are successful are granted 2 years leave. After a set period of
time, holders of Start-up visas may be able to progress to the Innovator
category in order to extend their stay and further develop their businesses in
the UK. Under Innovator route, applicants are required to demonstrate an
innovative, viable and scalable business idea which is supported by an
endorsing body. With some exceptions, applicants should have access to at least
£50,000 to invest in their business. The initial visa granted is for 3 years,
and can be extended for a further 3 years. Migrants would be eligible for
permanent residence, Indefinite Leave to Remain in 5 years, and for citizenship
after 6 years after initial entry to the United Kingdom.
EU
Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
The EU
Settlement Scheme Family Permit is available to non-EEA citizens who wish to
travel to and enter the UK in order to join or accompany a close family member
who is a relevant EEA citizen.EU Settlement Scheme Family Permits are also
available to non-EEA citizens who wish to join or accompany a close family
member who is an eligible person of Northern Ireland or an eligible naturalised
British citizen, or family members of British citizens who have lived with that
British citizen in another EU country prior to 31 December 2020.
Pre-Settled
and Settled Status applications are open to resident EU, EEA and Swiss citizens
and their family members who started living in the UK by 31 December 2020 and
who wish to remain in the UK after 30 June 2021.
Eligible
persons who have completed a continuous 5-year period of qualifying residence
in the UK will be granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK, also known as
Settled Status. If you are not eligible for Settled Status under the EU
Settlement Scheme solely because you have not completed a continuous qualifying
period of residence of at least 5 years then you will be granted Pre-Settled
Status.
Visitor
Visa and Marriage Visitor Visa
The
Tourism and Leisure Visit Visa is designed for individuals who wish to come to
the UK for the purpose of visiting friends and family or for a short holiday.
Business Visitor can come to attend business meetings or some permitted
economic activity. The Marriage Visitor visa is designed for
individuals over the age of 18 who wish to visit the UK to marry or form a
civil partnership, or give notice of a marriage or civil partnership, in the
UK. Visitor need to meet the below key requirements.
Will
leave the UK at the end of your visit; Will not live in the UK for extended
periods through frequent or successive visits, or make the UK your main home;
Are
genuinely seeking entry for a purpose that is permitted by the visitor routes
and will not undertake any prohibited activities;
Have
sufficient funds to cover all reasonable costs in relation to your visit
without working or accessing public funds.
British
Nationality and Passport
If you
are at least 18 years old and have been granted indefinite leave to remain or
have acquired a right of permanent residence in the UK, you may be eligible to
apply for British Citizenship by Naturalisation.
If you
are a child under 18 years of age and do not qualify for British citizenship
automatically, you may be eligible to apply for Registration as a British
citizen, either by way of an entitlement or on a discretionary basis. The
registration criterion mainly based on the immigration of your parents and
country of birth. Imperial Advisory can review all your circumstances and make
an application for you or your child.
Permanent
Settlement (Indefinite leave to Remain ILR)
The UK
offers several routes to settlement for partners and family members of British
citizens and settled persons in the UK, under the Spouse or Civil Partner,
Unmarried Partner, Adult Dependent Relative and Child immigration routes.
If
applying for indefinite leave to remain as a Spouse, Civil Partner or Unmarried
Partner, you will need to have completed 5 years (60 months) in the UK as the
partner of a British citizen or settled person. You will also need to satisfy
the strict financial requirement under Appendix FM to the Immigration Rules.
Skilled
workers, investors, entrepreneurs and people spent continuous 10 years in UK
with lawful residency can apply for settlement.
Applicant
need prove their knowledge of English and Life in UK by passing specific test.
Sponsor
License Applications
In
order to employ skilled workers from outside the UK and Ireland employers must
first apply to UK Visas and Immigration for a sponsor licence. Workers must
have a job offer from an employer that has made a successful sponsor licence
application before they can apply to come to, or remain in, the UK for work.
In
order to obtain a sponsor licence, you will need to satisfy UK Visas and
Immigration that:
Your
company is a genuine organisation operating lawfully in the UK;
You
are honest, dependable and reliable;
You
are capable of carrying out your sponsor duties and evidencing your compliance
in an appropriate timeframe and manner;
You
can offer genuine employment that meets the appropriate skill level and
appropriate rates of pay.
In
order to establish that you are a genuine organisation operating lawfully in
the UK, you will need to submit a number of company-related documents. The
exact documents will depend upon the type of organisation that you are and the
tiers that you wish to sponsor migrants under. We can help your business to
prepare a successful license application.
Hong
Kong (BNO) Visa
The
Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa is an immigration route for Hong Kong
British National (Overseas) citizens to live, work and study in the UK.
Applicants
for a Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa may be ordinarily resident in Hong
Kong or the UK. The Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa route can lead to
settlement in the UK. Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa holders may be joined
by their Dependent Partners, Dependent Children under 18, Children over 18 born
after 1997 and Adult Dependent Relatives.
In
order to qualify for a Hong Kong BN(O) Status Holder Visa you will need to
satisfy UK Visas & Immigration that:
You
are at least 18 years old;
You
are a British National (Overseas);
You
are ordinarily resident in Hong Kong (if applying to enter the UK) or the UK,
Guernsey, Jersey, the Isle of Man or Hong Kong (if applying for permission to
stay);
You
are able to accommodate and support yourself in the UK for at least six months;
Your
application does not fall for refusal under the general grounds for refusal;
You
have provided a valid TB certificate, if required.
The
exact requirements you will need to satisfy will vary depending on your
circumstances. You may want to speak to an immigration lawyer for expert
advice.
Schengen
Visas
A
Schengen visa is a short-stay visa that allows a person to travel to any
members of the Schengen Area, per stays up to 90 days for tourism or business
purposes.
The
Schengen visa is the most common visa for Europe. It enables its holder to
enter, freely travel within, and leave the Schengen zone from any of the
Schengen member countries. There are no border controls within the Schengen
Zone.
However,
if you are planning to study, work, or live in one of the Schengen countries
for more than 90 days, then you must apply for a national visa of that European
country and not a Schengen Visa. If you are in UK on a resident visa like
student, our team can help you apply Schengen visa to visit the Europe.