Sponsoring an Overseas Worker
Sponsoring an Overseas Worker
Sponsoring an overseas worker can be a great way to help fill labour shortages in certain industries and bring in much-needed skills from other countries. It is also a rewarding experience for the sponsor, who will have the satisfaction of helping someone make their dream of living and working in another country come true. However, it is important to understand that sponsoring an overseas worker comes with several obligations on behalf of both parties involved.
When sponsoring an overseas worker, sponsors are responsible for making sure all visa requirements are met before they arrive in the host country. This includes obtaining any necessary work permits or visas as well as ensuring that all applicable taxes have been paid prior to arrival at their destination. Additionally, sponsors must provide sufficient funds for basic living expenses during the transition period until they begin earning wages from employment opportunities within their field or profession while abroad. Sponsors should also be prepared to provide support if needed throughout this process including guidance with job searching and cultural adaptation once settled into life abroad.
Finally, it’s important that sponsors take time to get acquainted with potential workers before committing themselves financially or otherwise; after all, there needs to be mutual trust between both parties when entering into such agreements which could last years depending on circumstances surrounding each case. Taking time upfront and understanding expectations, goals, values etc. can go a long way towards building strong relationships based on respect and understanding going forward.
How can NA Law Solicitors help?
NA Law Solicitors have successfully helped a significant number of companies apply for a sponsorship licence so that they can sponsor overseas workers. We have extensive experience applying for sponsorship licences and making Skilled Worker Visa applications. If you require our assistance in applying for a sponsorship licence or require any other advice, please contact us or call us on 0203 5245439 for a friendly chat with one of our expert immigration solicitors.