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| Name | The 8 BEST visa options for Europe โ |
| Video Uploader | Video From Tom Bradford |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 07-08-2020 23:07:06 |
| Video Discription | Sign up to my courses for free: https://courses.tom-bradford.com/ The 8 BEST European visa options are: 1. Visit visas / automatic 'non-visa permissions'. The scope of visits is quite broad. For the UK for example: A visitor may: (a) attend meetings, conferences, seminars, interviews; (b) give a one-off or short series of talks and speeches provided these are not organised as commercial events and will not make a profit for the organiser; (c) negotiate and sign deals and contracts; (d) attend trade fairs, for promotional work only, provided the visitor is not directly selling; (e) carry out site visits and inspections; (f) gather information for their employment overseas; (g) be briefed on the requirements of a UK based customer, provided any work for the customer is done outside of the UK. Also if you have a company set up in the US, and in the UK, you can do intra-corporate activities: 6 An employee of an overseas based company may: (a) advise and consult; (b) trouble-shoot; (c) provide training; (d) share skills and knowledge; on a specific internal project with UK employees of the same corporate group, provided no work is carried out directly with clients. 7 An internal auditor may carry out regulatory or financial audits at a UK branch of the same group of companies as the visitorโs employer overseas. There are a number of other options that my clients go for: 2. The start-up visas, there are a number of them; 3. Freelance visas, e.g. for Germany and Spain; 4. The entrepreneur visas, which go beyond just tech companies; 5. Partner-based visas. Right now for the UK, for example, if you have an EU partner working in the UK, you are actually in a stronger position than a UK national vis a vis coming on a partner or married basis, and also in relation to bringing in dependent parents. 6. Investor visas - only Cyprus and Malta are offering CIB programs in the sense of a straight up investment in resulting in a passport. The others are residency programs which do not generally put you in a better position than if you came in on some other visa. The Portugal program for example allows you a pathway to permanent residency for an investment of 350k euros or 500k euros; 7. Retirement visas: there is the D7 visa for Portugal - it allows you to work in Portugal as well - and also the 'non-lucrative' visa for Spain; 8. Student visas - some lead to PR and involve not only a free education but also a right to work part-time - like in Germany. ๐ง I am happy to help with your visa and citizenship options. Please contact me through the details here: https://tom-bradford.com/contact-me/ DISCLAIMER: This video is for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or professional advice. It should not be used as a substitute for legal advice relating to your particular circumstances. Please note that the law may have changed since the date of this video. 1D5ZzdH_b7I |
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