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UK Visit Visas for Overseas Artists and Entertainers - Part 1
By Geraldine Peterson - Immigration Barrister

In this, the first of two (updated) posts on the topic, we look at visit visas for creative artists and entertainers.  If you are a musician, dancer, actor or indeed have any other connection to the arts, read on...

 to find out more about visiting the UK as an artist or entertainer. Inviting foreign artists to come to the UK to participate in small arts festivals or events of short duration need not be daunting.  For...

Immigration Rule changes for the Creative Sector
By Gillian McCall - Barrister Partner

Over the last few days there has been much uncertainty about the future of the Exceptional Talent category and specifically what the future might look like for those in creative fields.  The controversy started...

 on Monday 27 January 2020 when the Government issued a press release entitled ‘Boost for UK science with unlimited visa offer to world’s brightest and best’ which included the announcement that...

Tier 5 (Temporary Worker – Creative and Sporting) visas
By Richmond Chambers -

The creative and sporting worker category is for people coming to the UK to work or perform as a sportsperson, entertainer or creative artist for...

 up to 12 months. Before you can apply under the creative and sporting worker category you must have: A sponsor; and A valid certificate of sponsorship.

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