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VIDEO · 12 JANUARY 2022

Webinar: Coming To The UK - Pre & Post-Entry Planning

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This webinar will be of particular interest to high-net-worth (HNW) individuals and families who are considering a move to the UK. It will cover the practicalities of coming to the UK and will discuss planning considerations both before and after arrival.

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Charles Avens
Charles Avens

This webinar will be of particular interest to high-net-worth (HNW) individuals and families who are considering a move to the UK. It will cover the practicalities of coming to the UK and will discuss planning considerations both before and after arrival. 

Our Head of Employment & Immigration, Charles Avens, will discuss the key entry routes into the UK and the various visas available to HNW professionals and families. Charles specialises in providing business immigration services for companies wishing to transfer skilled employees and senior staff to the UK, and assistance for international entrepreneurs and investors. In particular, he will be discussing three visa types commonly used by HNW individuals moving to the UK - these are:

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