The UK Self-Sponsorship Visa: A New Opportunity for Entrepreneurs and Skilled Workers!

Are you an entrepreneur or skilled worker (within or outside the UK) looking to establish, expand, or continue your career in the United Kingdom? If so, you may be wondering about the UK self-sponsorship visa route and how it can help you achieve your goals. At Kings Court Law, we specialize in assisting ambitious individuals in navigating the UK immigration system, and we’re here to provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions.

What is the UK Self-Sponsorship Visa?

Technically, there is no specific visa category called the “UK self-sponsorship visa” in the UK immigration rules. However, this term refers to a combination of carefully crafted business and personal immigration strategies that allow entrepreneurs and skilled workers to come to or remain in the UK by working for their own business. This route involves obtaining a Skilled Worker sponsor licence for your UK company and then applying for a Skilled Worker visa.

Can Skilled Workers Already in the UK Qualify for Self-Sponsorship?

Yes! If you are a skilled worker currently in the UK and your employer’s sponsor licence has been revoked, you may still be eligible for the self-sponsorship route. As long as you have a credible business plan and an executable business idea, you can apply for a Skilled Worker sponsor licence for your own company and subsequently apply for a Skilled Worker visa.

What if I am an Entrepreneur Outside the UK?

If you are an entrepreneur based outside the UK, the self-sponsorship route is still a viable option for you. By establishing a UK company and obtaining a Skilled Worker sponsor licence, you can sponsor yourself to come to the UK and work for your own business. Our experienced team at Kings Court Law can guide you through the process, from setting up your UK company to submitting your visa application.

Why Choose the Self-Sponsorship Route?

The UK self-sponsorship route offers several advantages for entrepreneurs and skilled workers:
  - It provides a path to settlement in the UK, with the possibility of bringing dependent partners and children.
  - It offers an alternative for those who may not meet the criteria for other visa categories, such as the Innovator visa, which requires an exceptionally innovative business idea.
  - It allows skilled workers whose employers’ sponsor licences have been revoked to continue their careers in the UK.

Why is Professional Assistance Crucial?

Navigating the UK self-sponsorship route requires a deep understanding of UK immigration rules and business requirements. Even minor errors in your application can lead to delays or refusals. That’s why it’s essential to work with experienced professionals who have a demonstrable track record of success in this area.

At Kings Court Law, our team of dedicated immigration lawyers has helped numerous clients successfully obtain Skilled Worker sponsor licences and self-sponsored visas. We provide comprehensive assistance throughout the entire process, from establishing your UK company to submitting your visa application and addressing any challenges that may arise.

How Can Kings Court Law Help You?
Our services include:
  - Free initial consultations to assess your eligibility and discuss your options
  - Fixed fees agreed upon from the outset, ensuring transparency and no hidden costs
  - Meticulous project management of your case, from start to finish
  - A collaborative approach, keeping you informed at every stage
  - Expertise in navigating Home Office requirements and addressing any issues that may arise

Take the First Step Today

Don’t let complex immigration rules stand in the way of your entrepreneurial dreams or career aspirations. Contact Kings Court Law today to schedule your free consultation and learn how we can help you achieve success through the UK self-sponsorship route.

Call us at 02080883088, email us at office@kingscourtlaw.com, or visit our office at 25 Regents Pavillion, Northampton, NN3 6BJ. Let us be your partners in navigating the path to success in the United Kingdom.