How to Apply for a Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa 2017
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Apply for an Entrepreneur Visa
Have your Business Idea Prepared
The Home Office expects that an entrepreneur will have a business plan ready before attempting to launch an enterprise. and that you will be able to show that you are a business expert to establish your credibility. They will assess this with the Genuine Entrepreneur Test.
Have the Business Start-up Funds Ready
Have either £50,000 (if you have experience of launching a UK-based business or British financial backing) or £200,000 (if you are self-funded or partner-funded) in a bank, ready for use in a business launch.
Accumulate 95 Points in the Points Based System
75 points from having the funds required
10 points from meeting the English language requirement
10 points as a result of having funds for your personal living expenses
Gather the Required Entrepreneur Visa Documents for Presentation
These include the following:
The completed application form
Your current passport or travel document and previous passports
Evidence of having the required business forms
Passport-valid colour photograph
English language requirement evidence
Tuberculosis test results
Evidence of funds for living expenses
Criminal record certificate
Provide your Biometric Information
A visa application centre or British Post Office can take your digital photograph and digital fingerprints. These are essential as part of the application.
Pay the Healthcare Surcharge Fee
The healthcare surcharge fee will most likely be either £600 or £700, depending on your situation when applying for an entrepreneur visa.
Once you have applied, it will be a case of waiting for a few weeks to see if you have been successful and are granted an entrepreneur visa. This guide to making an entrepreneur visa application should be all you need to be able to break down each stage of the application process, understand the process and be a checklist from which you can tick each task off as you complete it. If you need more advice, and perhaps legal representation, Coops Law's immigration law experts can take you through the process step-by-step so that you complete a perfect application with no errors and avoid having the entrepreneur visa rejected.
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