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Changes to the Work Permit Scheme - Sponsor register open to all

From Monday 28 July 2008, employers and educational institutions can apply to join the sponsor register for tiers 2, 4 and 5 of the points-based system.

If you are an employer or educational institution and plan to bring in migrants to work or study in the UK under the above tiers of the points based system you must apply for a sponsor licence. We will support you throughout the process and provide advice on how you can meet the requirements of being a sponsor

Tiers 2 and 5 are expected to open in November 2008. Tier 4 is expected to open in spring 2009. Make sure you have your application completed in time for the opening of your tier. The duration of the licence starts when the relevant tier opens and not when the licence is approved so you can make your application now.

Call our OISC Regulated Advisor on 0207 265 1144

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