Visa Type for an internship in UK [closed]
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I am a student and I have an unpaid internship of four months in the United Kingdom and my parents will support me during my stay.
I don't have a certificate of sponsorship I only have the contract.
I tried applying for Tier 5 Temporary Worker-Government Authorised exchange but the certificate of sponsorship is necessary for that type of Visa.
So Can I apply for a Standard Visitor Visa?
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closed as off-topic by Giorgio, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, CGCampbell, David Richerby Apr 14 at 10:01
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- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – Giorgio, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, CGCampbell, David Richerby
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I am a student and I have an unpaid internship of four months in the United Kingdom and my parents will support me during my stay.
I don't have a certificate of sponsorship I only have the contract.
I tried applying for Tier 5 Temporary Worker-Government Authorised exchange but the certificate of sponsorship is necessary for that type of Visa.
So Can I apply for a Standard Visitor Visa?
visas uk working-visas
edited Apr 12 at 20:29
Newton
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asked Apr 12 at 20:02
user76311
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closed as off-topic by Giorgio, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, CGCampbell, David Richerby Apr 14 at 10:01
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – Giorgio, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, CGCampbell, David Richerby
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@Newton Have you asked the organisation where you’ll be doing the internship for assistance? I’d expect them to be able to help given that they’ve offered you the opportunity
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 21:53
I did, they said that they only give the acceptance letter.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 21:56
This fits better at our sister site Expatriates since it's contemplating longer-term study or residency, not just tourism or business travel.
– Jim MacKenzie
Apr 12 at 22:18
@Newton This states that interns are not allowed to enter on a visitor visa lexology.com/library/… It also seems that a Certificate of Sponsorship should be given.
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 22:27
can i replace the certificate of sponsorship with the contract? it has my personal details and the hours of work and everything.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 22:35
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I am a student and I have an unpaid internship of four months in the United Kingdom and my parents will support me during my stay.
I don't have a certificate of sponsorship I only have the contract.
I tried applying for Tier 5 Temporary Worker-Government Authorised exchange but the certificate of sponsorship is necessary for that type of Visa.
So Can I apply for a Standard Visitor Visa?
visas uk working-visas
edited Apr 12 at 20:29
Newton
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asked Apr 12 at 20:02
user76311
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I am a student and I have an unpaid internship of four months in the United Kingdom and my parents will support me during my stay.
I don't have a certificate of sponsorship I only have the contract.
I tried applying for Tier 5 Temporary Worker-Government Authorised exchange but the certificate of sponsorship is necessary for that type of Visa.
So Can I apply for a Standard Visitor Visa?
visas uk working-visas
edited Apr 12 at 20:29
Newton
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asked Apr 12 at 20:02
user76311
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edited Apr 12 at 20:29
Newton
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edited Apr 12 at 20:29
Newton
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edited Apr 12 at 20:29
Newton
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3,81321537
asked Apr 12 at 20:02
user76311
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asked Apr 12 at 20:02
user76311
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asked Apr 12 at 20:02
user76311
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closed as off-topic by Giorgio, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, CGCampbell, David Richerby Apr 14 at 10:01
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – Giorgio, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, CGCampbell, David Richerby
closed as off-topic by Giorgio, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, CGCampbell, David Richerby Apr 14 at 10:01
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – Giorgio, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, CGCampbell, David Richerby
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@Newton Have you asked the organisation where you’ll be doing the internship for assistance? I’d expect them to be able to help given that they’ve offered you the opportunity
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 21:53
I did, they said that they only give the acceptance letter.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 21:56
This fits better at our sister site Expatriates since it's contemplating longer-term study or residency, not just tourism or business travel.
– Jim MacKenzie
Apr 12 at 22:18
@Newton This states that interns are not allowed to enter on a visitor visa lexology.com/library/… It also seems that a Certificate of Sponsorship should be given.
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 22:27
can i replace the certificate of sponsorship with the contract? it has my personal details and the hours of work and everything.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 22:35
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@Newton Have you asked the organisation where you’ll be doing the internship for assistance? I’d expect them to be able to help given that they’ve offered you the opportunity
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 21:53
I did, they said that they only give the acceptance letter.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 21:56
This fits better at our sister site Expatriates since it's contemplating longer-term study or residency, not just tourism or business travel.
– Jim MacKenzie
Apr 12 at 22:18
@Newton This states that interns are not allowed to enter on a visitor visa lexology.com/library/… It also seems that a Certificate of Sponsorship should be given.
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 22:27
can i replace the certificate of sponsorship with the contract? it has my personal details and the hours of work and everything.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 22:35
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@Newton Have you asked the organisation where you’ll be doing the internship for assistance? I’d expect them to be able to help given that they’ve offered you the opportunity
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 21:53
@Newton Have you asked the organisation where you’ll be doing the internship for assistance? I’d expect them to be able to help given that they’ve offered you the opportunity
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 21:53
I did, they said that they only give the acceptance letter.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 21:56
I did, they said that they only give the acceptance letter.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 21:56
This fits better at our sister site Expatriates since it's contemplating longer-term study or residency, not just tourism or business travel.
– Jim MacKenzie
Apr 12 at 22:18
This fits better at our sister site Expatriates since it's contemplating longer-term study or residency, not just tourism or business travel.
– Jim MacKenzie
Apr 12 at 22:18
@Newton This states that interns are not allowed to enter on a visitor visa lexology.com/library/… It also seems that a Certificate of Sponsorship should be given.
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 22:27
@Newton This states that interns are not allowed to enter on a visitor visa lexology.com/library/… It also seems that a Certificate of Sponsorship should be given.
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 22:27
can i replace the certificate of sponsorship with the contract? it has my personal details and the hours of work and everything.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 22:35
can i replace the certificate of sponsorship with the contract? it has my personal details and the hours of work and everything.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 22:35
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@Newton Have you asked the organisation where you’ll be doing the internship for assistance? I’d expect them to be able to help given that they’ve offered you the opportunity
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 21:53
I did, they said that they only give the acceptance letter.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 21:56
This fits better at our sister site Expatriates since it's contemplating longer-term study or residency, not just tourism or business travel.
– Jim MacKenzie
Apr 12 at 22:18
@Newton This states that interns are not allowed to enter on a visitor visa lexology.com/library/… It also seems that a Certificate of Sponsorship should be given.
– Traveller
Apr 12 at 22:27
can i replace the certificate of sponsorship with the contract? it has my personal details and the hours of work and everything.
– user76311
Apr 12 at 22:35