Thursday 15 May 2014

Domestic Worker Visa for UK with Devisers

If you and your family have been granted a visa to the UK, wouldn’t it be perfect if you were able to take a domestic or household worker like a maid, chauffer, gardener, cook or nanny to the United Kingdom with you? That would certainly be ideal to make your stay or residence in the UK a comfortable one.

Devisers a leading and reputed immigration service provider will help you through the formalities of applying for a Domestic Worker visa to be able to take your hired help with you.

Who is Eligible for a Domestic Worker Visa?:

For a person to be eligible to apply for a Domestic Worker Visa he/she must be aged 18-65 and have been employed under the same roof as the employer for one year or more immediately prior to your application and show evidence that there is a connection between the worker and employer.

The Domestic Worker Visa applicant must intend to travel to the UK in the company of the employer, the employer's spouse or employer's minor child. He/she must intend to work full-time as a domestic worker in the same dwelling as the employer and be able to maintain and accommodate himself adequately, as certified by the employer, without recourse to public funds

The Domestic Worker Visa is usually for between six and 12 months, depending on the length of stay of your employer. Devisers can also facilitate the extension of this visa.

A Domestic Worker’s Stay in the UK:
If one comes to the UK with an employer on a visit then you are expected to depart with them. If the employer is living in the UK and takes trips abroad, you do not need to go with them as long as they are still based in the UK and are going to return. If the employer leaves the United Kingdom permanently, you are expected to leave with them

 In case the applicant wishes to change jobs and no longer remain employed with the original employer, the consultants at Devisers will guide that the Home Office must be informed of the change. The applicant may continue to work as a domestic worker in a private household. No formal application needs to be made until the need for extension arises.

The Rights of a Domestic Worker in the UK:
While in the UK the applicant can enjoy free healthcare from the United Kingdom Health Service, UK. Devisers also counsels Domestic Workers regarding their rights that they and the employer should already have agreed the conditions of employment. The employer cannot change the conditions of employment unless agreed by the applicant and the applicant should have his own copy of this document. In case of any usurping of rights, the Domestic Worker is entitled to be able to take legal action through an Employment or Industrial Tribunal or the civil courts.

Friday 2 May 2014

Consider a Working Holiday in Australia


Youth is the prime time when one yearns to explore the world and discover new horizons. Yet it is also a time when one’s purse strings are tight because you are financially dependent on your parents or guardians.
The Working Holiday Visa in Australia gives you the perfect opportunity to work to earn a living while you enjoy the sights of Australia.  This is an ideal opportunity for cultural exchange and closer ties between participating countries.

Devisers, a leading and reputed immigration service provider, guides young travellers from participating countries to legally have an extended holiday in Australia and earn money through short-term employment which may be a full-time, part-time, casual, shift and voluntary work.

Devisers will help you through the procedures of either one of two types of Working Holiday Maker visas: Working Holiday visa (Subclass 417) and Work and Holiday visa (Subclass 462).

Working Holiday visa (subclass 417) is for youngsters at least 18 but not yet 31 years of age who want to holiday and work in Australia for up to a year. You must have a passport from an eligible country and must not have a dependent child accompanying you at any time during your stay in Australia.

The Work and Holiday visa (Subclass 462) entitles one to stay in Australia for up to 12 months; work in Australia for up to six months with each employer as well as study for up to four months. These visas will enable you to leave and re-enter Australia any number of times while the visa is valid.


Devisers will guide you as to your need for a valid passport. If you plan to get a new passport, you should do so before applying for your visa as your Australian working holiday visa is linked to the passport number you use in your application.

Australia has reciprocal working holiday visa programs with many countries; a few extra requirements are needed if you want to have an extended working holiday in Argentina, Bangladesh, Chile, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Turkey, the USA or Uruguay.

Devisers will help you get an extension on your working holiday visa so that you may be able to extend your stay for another 12 months with a second working holiday visa. To be eligible you must have completed three months specified work in regional areas of Australia while on your first Working Holiday visa.