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Apply for a Temporary Work - Creative Worker visa to work in the UK in the creative industry - eligibility, extend, bring your family.
You must apply for a Temporary Work - Creative Worker visa if: you’ve been…
You need all of the following to be eligible for the creative category:…
When you apply, you’ll need to provide: your certificate of sponsorship…
Read the full guidance before you apply. Apply from outside the UK You…
Your partner and children can also apply to join you or stay in the UK as…
You can apply to extend your Temporary Work - Creative Worker visa. You…
You can enter the UK without applying for a visa in advance if you: have a…
Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer speaks at The Big Creative UK Summit 2024 following the Spring Budget
This page provides supporting documentation for applications to the Creative Careers Programme 22/23-24/25 Competition.
The Temporary Work - Creative Worker route is for a person who wants to work within the creative sector.
Qualitative and quantitative research exploring the economic and societal spillovers generated by creative industries activity.
The Council for Science and Technology wrote to the Prime Minister in October offering advice on opportunities to further drive research and development in the UK’s creative industries.
Lord Parkinson gave the keynote speech at the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Impact Acceleration Award (IAA) policy meeting.
This playbook explains how we use social media at GDS. In it, we share our best practice, what we've learned and what we're planning to do.
UK visa sponsorship information for employers - requirements, certificates and licences for Workers and Temporary Workers.
Find out if you need a licence to copy a creative work, find out if a work is covered by copyright or an exception
Visit the UK as a Standard Visitor for tourism, business, study (courses up to 6 months), medical treatment and other activities. Find out whether you need a Standard Visitor visa, or can visit without a visa.
Application form for people who want to enter the UK from Ireland to undertake paid, temporary engagement on the Temporary Work - Creative Worker route.
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