My controversial take as a Global Talent Visa coach is that some candidates don't need a visa coach or a fancy lawyer to prepare their case. Do it yourself if: * your case is straightforward * you can spend a LOT of time after work and on weekends on research
I've missed my regular livestreams with successful UK Global Talent visa recipients, hopefully so have you ❤️ I've got a bunch of excellent livestreams planned for the upcoming weeks, so make sure you subscribe to my channel to not miss the ones that seem relevant to you.
On March 9th at 6p.m. GMT, I will host a FREE webinar where I will cover the most common mistakes I see candidates make in their UK Global Talent Visa applications. I will also share how you can make your application stronger and increase your chances of getting endorsed.
I admire people who make quick decisions, who act on their dreams and who just go for it. Tanya Chernaya is one of such people, and I've been privileged to help her on her journey to the UK Global Talent Visa. Tanya prepared her application in record time
"Nadia, what do I do with my UK Global Talent Visa application now that we know Tech Nation is closing down on March 31?" For now, nobody can give you an exact answer to this question. I'm not associated with Tech Nation or Home Office, so,
In just four months, I hosted 19 livestreams with UK Global Talent Visa recipients: This project started off with an interview with Andrey Goncharov, whose blog post helped me prepare my documents for Global Talent Visa and whose excellent guide is now helping many programmers do the same. And then
In 2022, I got fed up with being on a Skilled Worker Visa. I knew the big tech layoffs were coming, and I didn't want them to affect me. I hated the idea of my weird and wonderful life in London being at the whim of my employer.
Let's kick off the year on a high note. On January 10th at 6p.m. GMT, I'll host a FREE webinar on the topic of moving to the UK in 2023 as a tech professional. I'll cover: * main visa routes for relocation to the
Your application for UK Global Talent Visa endorsement got rejected? That's not necessarily the end. And you are not alone. A lot of people get rejected the first time they apply, especially if they prepare their case on their own, without a coach or a lawyer. If you
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of interviewing Jane Fisher about her journey to getting endorsed for the UK Global Talent Visa as a communications professional. Jane is Head of Communications at MediXSpace and Content Team Lead at Health & Help Charity. I loved Jane's persistence and
An honest answer is: it depends. My controversial take as a Global Talent Visa coach is that a lot of applicants don't need a visa coach or a lawyer to prepare their case. You can do it yourself if: - your case is straightforward - you can spend
Last week I had the pleasure of interviewing Obinna Ekwuno, a Developer Advocate, a technical writer, a software engineer, an international speaker and a Global Talent Visa recipient. I had a blast! First of all, I recently made the switch to being a DevRel and it was great chatting to