UK Tier 5 - Visas List of Temporary Worker

This category will be made up of 5 sub-categories and the Youth Mobility scheme. These sub-categories include: Temporary workers - International Agreement; Temporary Workers - Charity Workers; Temporary Workers - Creative and Sporting; Temporary Workers - Religious Workers; and Temporary Workers - Government Authorized Exchange...

This Tier 5 category is designed for those people in the creative and sporting sector who are entering the United Kingdom for short term engagements. Sports persons must be internationally recognized at the highest level in their sport and/or your employment will make a significant contribution to the development and operation of your sport in the United Kingdom, and if you are a coach they must be suitably qualified to fulfill the role in question...

This tier 5 category is  designed for those people who wants to come to the UK through approved schemes that aim to exchange knowledge, experience and best practice through work placements, whilst experiencing the wider social and cultural setting of the UK.  It cannot be used to fill job vacancies or provide a way to bring unskilled labor to the United Kingdom...

This scheme is specially designed for those individuals who are coming to the UK to provide a service in the UK on a contractual base agreement which is covered under International Law. This includes the General Agreement on Trade in Services which usually know as GATS or other international agreements, employees of overseas governments and international organizations as well as private servants in diplomatic households...

This Tier 5 Religious Worker category is designed for those people who want to come to the UK in order to undertake temporary religious work. However, unlike the Minister of Religion work permit, under this category religious work in the UK should be temporary and undertaken during a holiday or break from your work in another country....

This category (charity worker) is designed for those migrants who want to undertake unpaid voluntary work in line with the aims of a sponsor in the UK. You just can do the voluntary work and you can not do any paid work, when you are in UK as a Charity Worker. You should intend to perform fieldwork directly related to the purpose of the sponsoring organisation...