How Points Calculator for UK Skilled Workers Visa Works

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Most people wanting to live and work in the UK
must apply for a valid visa through a
points-based system. The system was initially
applied to migrants from non-EU countries. It was
then overhauled for every foreign national after
Brexit in January 2021. The point calculator for
UK skilled workers is a transparent and unbiased
system to determine who can work in the UK. The
system is modeled on an existing points-based
system used by Australia to invite skilled
immigrants for many years. The processing cost
for the UK skilled worker visa ranges between
610 to 1,408 and candidates will need to show
they have enough funds to support themselves and
their dependents after moving to the UK.   The
points-based system is considered to be effective
and flexible as it allows UK employers to fill
labor gaps by recruiting foreign talent.
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How points are calculated?   Applicants must
secure sufficient points to meet the UK skilled
worker visa eligibility requirements. One should
score at least 70 points for attributes like
English language skills, education, work
experience, job offer, being under 26 years, etc.
  Having a valid job offer for a skilled job
position from an approved employer would give you
50 points. A further 20 points are also given if
the job offered pays a salary of at least 25,600
a year.
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• What is a shortage occupation?
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• A shortage occupation list features all
  occupations that are currently a massive demand
  in the UK. The list plays a crucial role in
  helping employers fill a range of job positions
  for which no local talent is available. These
  jobs have lower salary thresholds, making it
  easier for applicants to claim maximum points.
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• Some of these jobs are
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• Care workers
• Graphic designers
• Nurses
• Vets

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• The government regularly updates the list based
  on economic conditions and advice from experts,
  called the Migration Advisory Committee. In March
  2023 budget, the government included some more
  occupations to the list
• Bricklayers and masons
• Roofers, roof tilers, and slaters
• Carpenters and joiners
• Other construction and building trades
• Plasterers
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• The government will update the list with more
  occupations in autumn 2023.
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