The Health and Care Worker visa allows qualified medical professionals to work in the UK in eligible roles, including for the NHS, NHS suppliers, or adult social care.
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For full details, visit the official UK Health and Care Worker Visa page.
The Health and Care Worker Visa allows qualified medical professionals to come to or stay in the UK to work in eligible roles with the NHS, NHS suppliers, or adult social care providers. It is designed to help meet the UK’s healthcare needs.
To qualify for this visa, applicants must: - Be a qualified doctor, nurse, health professional, or adult social care professional. - Have a job offer for an eligible role from a UK employer approved by the Home Office. - Possess a Certificate of Sponsorship from the employer. - Meet the minimum salary requirements.
Yes, applicants must demonstrate their ability to speak, read, write, and understand English, typically at a B1 level. This can be proved through an approved English language test, previous qualifications, or by being a national of an exempt country.
The visa is valid for up to 5 years. It can be extended as long as you continue to meet the eligibility criteria. After 5 years, you may apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (permanent settlement).
While on this visa, you cannot: - Access most public funds or the State Pension. - Change jobs or employers without updating your visa.
You must apply online, and the process will vary depending on whether you are applying from inside or outside the UK. You will need to provide your Certificate of Sponsorship and other supporting documents.
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