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UK Ancestry Visa: the ‘employment’ or ‘seeking employment’ requirement
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In order to make a successful application under the UK Ancestry visa category, paragraph 186(iv) of the Immigration Rules requires that you must show that you can work and intend to take or seek employment...

 in the UK. UK Ancestry Visa: the ’employment’ or ‘seeking employment’ requirement In order to meet this requirement, the Home Office must be satisfied that you either: have a job in the...

Immigration options for persons with United Kingdom ancestry
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The Immigration Rules provide those with United Kingdom ancestry with a route to settlement in the UK via the UK Ancestry visa. The relevant provisions are set out within paragraph 186 of the Immigration Rules...

 and this application can only be made from overseas; it is not possible to apply for leave to remain, or to switch into this category, from within the UK. The main requirements of paragraph 186 are as...

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