[ SECRET POST #2971 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2971 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Random question

[(Anonymous)]

Well...I wonder if I can get a work visa for something like stocking shelves at night...does it have to be a "real" job or can it be something a high school student might do over the summer? Because that's about all I can see myself doing. Also, is there an hours/week requirement?

Re: Random question

[(Anonymous)]

I've got a feeling only 'proper' jobs count for work visas.

Re: Random question

[(Anonymous)]

It has to be a "real" job. The sort of jobs that take on foreign workers are going to be either highly skilled or looking to fill a shortage in various industries. We're talking engineering, biochem, the medical field, accounting and investment banking, the legal profession, business etc. Basically you'd need a college degree minimum (ideally graduate level) and preferably experience in your chosen field.

So basically no, you cannot get a work visa for anything other than a professional job. And even then, even if you had all the necessary qualifications and experience it's extremely unlikely you'd even get considered for a work visa without a firm job offer from a UK employer on the table, or unless you were already employed in the US and your company was transferring you to the UK.