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Creating a clear route to Scotland
The TalentScotland Relocation Advisory Service is here to help
IF YOU are thinking about moving to Scotland and are not sure what it will involve, then contact the TalentScotland Relocation Advisory Service (RAS). Moving to another country can be a daunting experience, but RAS has specially-trained immigration experts on hand to help people make the relocation to Scotland as smooth as possible. This free advice covers visas
and immigration matters and is available to both foreign students and people coming to work in Scotland. You’ll need to know about
the Points Based System, which the UK Border Agency uses to decide if you’re eligible to live and work or study here. RAS can look at your qualifications and work experience to help assess whether you meet the relevant immigration criteria and help you on your way. It provides advice on
preparing to move to Scotland, what documents you need to bring and what you should do when you arrive. And there’s lots of information about living in Scotland, such as practical help and advice on how to find a place to
live, opening a bank account or how to find suitable schools for your children.
Although it is not a recruitment
agency, TalentScotland can also give you advice on how to look for work in Scotland. However, one of your first steps to finding a job should be to log on to the TalentScotland website for a wide range of vacancies in electronics and software, life sciences, energy and financial services. The TalentScotland website
also contains a wealth of information on immigration matters, which may answer some of your initial questions. Read the success stories on pages 8 and 9, where people from around the world give their impressions of living in Scotland.
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To contact our Relocation Advisory Service, email
ras.reply@
scotland.gsi.gov.uk or call between 9am-5pm (UK time), Monday to Friday on +44 (0)141 278 8824. RAS will respond to your enquiry within five working days. Also visit:
www.talentscotland.com/ras
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