Powered by Eteach
blank space
The number one education recruitment web site
blank spaceblank spaceblank space
bullet point Log in
blank spaceblank spaceMenu
bullet point Home
bullet point Search jobs
bullet point Browse jobs
bullet point Browse recruiters
bullet point Jobs by email
bullet point Advice
blank spaceEducation sectors
bullet point Student
bullet point Church / Faith
bullet point Independent
bullet point Supply
bullet point International
bullet point Teach in the UK
bullet point Swydd-fan
bullet point Further education
blank spaceInformation
bullet point Forum
bullet point Resources
bullet point Advice
bullet point News
bullet point About Eteach
bullet point Jobs at Eteach
bullet point FAQs
blank spaceblank spaceSimplified entry procedures for UK visa applicants.

Introduction
Working holiday
Tourist visa
Students
Residency/ ILR
Citizenship
Marriage to British citizen
Marriage to EEA citizen
Marriage to spouse with rights to reside
Working holiday

Who may apply? Commonwealth citizens between the ages of 17 and 30. The application must be lodged outside of the UK.

How long may I stay in the UK? A working holiday visa will normally be issued for two years. If you are looking to stay on longer in the UK you may apply for a six month visitor / tourist visa one month before the working holidaymaker visa expires.

Does it allow me to work? The Working Holiday Maker scheme no longer places any restrictions on the type of work that you undertake but you are expected to take a holiday at some point during your stay. After 12 months in the UK, if you meet certain criteria, you can apply to switch status to take up work permit employment.

You must obtain a Working Holiday visa outside of the UK, you cannot apply for it once you have arrived in the country. Your nearest British consulate or Embassy will be able to provide further details.
<- PreviousNext ->

blank spaceblank spaceblank spaceblank space
Jobs by ID

blank space
blank space
PrivacyCopyright © 2000-2008 Eteach UK Limited.