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Liechtenstein → Isle of Man: Worker Migrant visa

What you need before you submit, checked against official requirements, not guesswork.

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Required documents

7 items

Identity

Financial

  • Proof you have enough personal savings

    Required

    You must show £1,270 in your bank account, held for at least 28 days ending no earlier than the date of application, plus an extra amount for any dependants applying with you: £285 for a partner, £315 for a first child, and £200 for each further child. You don't need to prove this if your Isle of Man employer has certified on your Confirmation of Employment, under its "Financial Maintenance Declaration" section, that they'll accommodate you and your dependants.

    Source: Isle of Man Immigration Service, Worker Migrant Entry Clearance Guidance Notes

Purpose of travel

Other

  • Criminal record certificate (certain medical and health roles)

    If your Confirmation of Employment records your job under one of a specific set of SOC codes (mainly medical, healthcare and related professions), you and your family members must provide a criminal record certificate from every country you've been resident in for 12 months or more over the last 10 years. If you can't get a certificate from a particular country, explain why in a letter at your biometric appointment.

    Source: Isle of Man Immigration Service, Worker Migrant Entry Clearance Guidance Notes

  • Parental or guardian consent letter (if you're 16 or 17)

    Required

    You must be over 16 to apply. If you're 16 or 17, you need a letter from your parent(s) or legal guardian(s) confirming they consent to you making this application.

    Source: Isle of Man Immigration Service, Worker Migrant Entry Clearance Guidance Notes

  • Proof of your English language ability

    Required

    You must meet the English language requirement. You can do this by being a national of a majority English-speaking country listed in Appendix B to the Isle of Man Immigration Rules, completing a degree taught in English that UK Ecctis has verified as equivalent to at least a UK Bachelor's degree, passing an approved Secure English Language Test (SELT) in all 4 components to at least level B2, or, if you're a doctor, dentist, nurse, veterinarian or midwife, passing an English assessment accepted by your regulated professional body.

    Source: Isle of Man Immigration Service, Worker Migrant Entry Clearance Guidance Notes

  • Tuberculosis (TB) test certificate

    If you've been present in a country listed in Appendix Tuberculosis to the Isle of Man Immigration Rules for 6 months or more immediately before your application, you need a valid medical certificate from a practitioner showing you've been screened for active pulmonary tuberculosis and don't have it.

    Source: Isle of Man Immigration Service, Worker Migrant Entry Clearance Guidance Notes

Why applications on this route get refused

  • Missing documentation

    The guidance notes state that missing documentation could result in your application being delayed or refused.

    How to avoid it: Work through the Entry Clearance Requirements checklist and have all your supporting evidence ready before you apply online.

  • Invalid or expired Confirmation of Employment

    If the expiry date stamped by the Immigration Service on your CoE has passed before you make your application, the CoE is not valid and the application doesn't meet the sponsorship requirement.

    How to avoid it: Check your CoE's expiry date with your employer and apply before it passes.

  • Insufficient or unclear financial evidence

    Not showing the required level of funds, held for the full 28 days, when your employer hasn't certified maintenance, doesn't meet the maintenance funds requirement.

    How to avoid it: Check whether your employer will certify maintenance on your CoE; if not, make sure your bank statements clearly cover the required amount and time period.

  • Working arrangement looks like self-employment

    You must not be self-employed or in an arrangement akin to self-employment, for example having the final say in the business, investing your own money in it, providing major equipment, or being free to hire others on your own terms. An arrangement that looks like this doesn't meet the route's requirements.

    How to avoid it: Make sure your role and contract genuinely reflect employment by your Isle of Man employer, not running your own business through them.

  • Missing criminal record certificate for a qualifying medical or health role

    If your CoE's SOC code is one that requires it and you don't provide the required criminal record certificates for you and your family members, this can lead to refusal.

    How to avoid it: Check whether your occupation code requires a certificate, and apply for one from every qualifying country well before you apply.

Sources

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