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Work visa drop-in sessions February 2026 dates

The raft of recent and future changes to the Skilled Worker and other visas and proposal concerning changes to the settlement system has resulted in more complexity and uncertainty.

In order to support visa holders and recruiting departments to help navigate through these changes, a series of drop in sessions on MS Teams will be held in 2026 following the success of the sessions held in December 2025 and January 2026.

The sessions are for visa holders and departments to ask any questions they may have about the changes.

The links to the February 2026 dates are below.

Thursday 12 Feb 3-4pm work visa drop in session | Meeting-Join | Microsoft Teams

Thursday 19 Feb 11-12 work visa drop in session | Meeting-Join | Microsoft Teams

 

ATAS requirements for Skilled Worker, GAE and Standard Visitor visa holders

Digital 'eVisa' status replaces physical documents

Check if a role is eligible for sponsorship for a Skilled Worker visa

EEA and Swiss Nationals

Global Talent visa

Graduate Visa

Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS)

Immigration Support Scheme

Information for International Staff

Introduction to the new UK Immigration system

Permitted Paid Engagements on a visitor visa

Right to work in the UK

Settlement (Indefinite Leave to Remain)

Skilled Worker visa - including additional part time work information

Skilled Worker visa - Additional Part-time Work Form

Sponsorship - check if a role is eligible for sponsorship for a Skilled Worker visa

Student Visa working restrictions

Temporary Worker visa - Creative or Sporting Worker

Temporary Worker visa - Government Authorised Exchange

Visa Fees

Visitor visas and ETA scheme (includes Business and Academic Visitors

Links and Previous Updates

See the latest information on the 'Right to Work' People team web page.

Click here for Information for applicants about relocating to Warwick including visa information.

Contact us

For any staff or academic visitor related immigration queries, you can contact us directly.

Immigration Support Scheme for visa feesLink opens in a new window

The scheme which provides reimbursement support for visa and IHS surcharge fees for those who have made their visa applications within the UK.

Those who made a visa application from overseas can claim reimbursement through the University relocation scheme.

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