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Internships are a great way for students and recent graduates to gain some valuable work experience, and also act as a helpful screening tool for employers who may be considering offering the intern a more permanent role. Immigration issues should be considered early in the process, to ensure work permission can be obtained in good time. We often hear from potential interns and employers who have not considered visa issues until the last moment, meaning internship start dates are delayed and the time the intern can spend at the company is shortened. This webinar considers some of the most common pitfalls and the most appropriate visa categories for paid and unpaid internships.
You can access the webinar recording by clicking on the link.
Our previous immigration webinars:
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Should you have any questions please contact a member of our immigration team.
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Eurydice Cote
Richard Fox
Marcia Longdon
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