what is HSMP(high skill migration programme).?
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The UK Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP) is an excellent UK immigration category for entry to the UK for successful people with sought-after skills. It is in some ways similar to the skilled migration programs for entry to Australia and Canada.\nThe latest version of the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme was announced on 7 November 2006.\nPlease note that on 07 November 2006 the Home Office announced a temporary suspension of the programme until 05 December of 2006. A Summary of UK HSMP Changes, as of 17 November, 2006 has been placed here\nYou will need to obtain a minimum of 75 points from the following 5 scoring areas:\n\n    * Points for age if you are under 32 years of age.\n    * Educational qualifications (including MBA Provision)\n    * UK degree level or professional level qualification\n    * Previous Earnings\n    * UK work experience\n\nTo find out about our professional fees, HSMP services and HSMP Application Plan call our London Office on +44 (0)20 7842 0800 for a HSMP consultation. For full details of the HSMP program see our detailed guide\n\n\nHighly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP) of the UK is probably the best Immigration Scheme open to Highly Skilled and Experienced Professionals, Executives & Managers, presently available from any of the developed countries. HSMP leads to Permanent Resident status for the United Kingdom in just four years.\n\n\nWhat is the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme?\n\nThe programme is designed to allow highly skilled people to migrate to the United Kingdom to look for work or self-employment opportunities. The scheme now has a new assessment for applicants aged fewer than 28 as well as an assessment for those 28 and over.\n\nThe Highly Skilled Migrant Programme is different from the work permit scheme because you do not need a specific job offer in the UK to apply.\n\nIt is different from business routes such as the Innovators scheme or other business categories like Self Employed because you do not need a detailed business plan, you do not need to create jobs and you do not need to invest in the UK.\n\n\nHow can I apply?\n\nIf you are an university graduate, we are here to help you.\nYour application will not be successful if you are in the United Kingdom as a visitor, on temporary admission, or without permission. In most cases, you can also apply from inside the UK if you are here with Home Office permission.\n\nJust join UK Companies web site or contact us.\n\n\nHow do I qualify as a highly skilled migrant?\n\nThere is a points-based immigration scheme. Points are scored in five main areas:\n• educational qualifications;\n• work experience;\n• past earnings;\n• your achievement in your chosen field; and\n• your husband's, wife's or unmarried partner's achievements.\n\nYou need to score 65 points or more to qualify as a highly skilled migrant. You can calculate your score with our HSMP Calculator but keep in mind we can advise you how to achieve a much better score.\n\nSelf-employed General Practitioners qualified to practice in the UK may also apply under the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme.\n\n\nHow long will I be allowed to stay in the United Kingdom as a highly skilled migrant?\n\nAt first, you receive permission to stay in the UK for a year to seek work or self-employment opportunities.\n\nAfter a year, you can apply to stay for longer but you must be economically active.\n\nIf at the time of application you have a genuine employment offer then you may receive permission to stay in the UK for up to four years and your application could be considered on an urgent basis\n\n\nWhy is HSMP so advantageous?\n\nYour family can come as well. Your spouse, partner and children can enjoy the same benefits as UK people including free education, free healthcare and the ability to work in the UK.\n\nAfter your initial 12 month visa period, you can apply for an extension of up to 4 years as long as you and your family have been able to support yourselves.\n\n
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http://www.hrinz.org.nz/Site/HR_Work/hr_careers.aspx
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It will depend on what you are looking to do when you arrive in the UK? The type of job you are looking for? what Work Experience you already have? There are 2 routes available to Degree holders HSMP or Work Permits I recommend you visit this website its informative and they have really good guidance notes www.visaworkpermits.co.uk\n\ngood luck with the migrating
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I hv found, it is home based job thru ineternet. It is a job of data conversion. If u r interested u can also have this but for this u need to be resident of India because this work is sponsored by govt of India so it is meant for residents of India only.
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Hi, Mariana.  Hotel orientation program or Hotel Management program contains education modules related to home-away-home management.  The major contribution of globalization is the expansion of education, business and travel from one continent to another.  This requires one to stay away from one's home for a certain period.  Here comes the need of hotel management.  The people involved in hotel industry require some scientific training.  This covers: body language, pleasing manners, communication skills, familiarity with history, culture and traditions of different countries, ability to speak diffaerent languages, preparation of food and its preservation, behaviour modalities with all kinds of temperaments of the guests and last but not least is 'being cool and alert always'.  Hotel industry is ever growing one and the remuneration is usually higher than the expectation of the newcomers to the field.  Good luck!
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This fact sheet is not avaiable right now as it is being updated, but the Austrailian Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs provides this information http://www.immi.gov.au/facts/50students.htm \nbest,\nprofk
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People migrate for economic reasons, better livelihood, better healthcare, better education, basically progression in life.\n\nThe advantage is that people send money home and people develop new skills abroad that may better the people
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search this site it gives complete info\nhttp://www.otrain.com/hompgfram.html
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Hi...\n\n\nhttp://www.hrmguide.net/hrm/chap1/ch1-links.html\n\nhope you can find something here...:)
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Hi, I can answer your question?\n\n1. Yes there are two available routes for you once you have completed your MBA the HSMP or Work Permits routes.\n\nHSMP - The main advantage of this program is you could be granted a permit & visa with out a sponser (employer) however the Permit & Visa for HSMP will only be granted initially for 12 months and can then be extended for a further 3 years. HSMP is also points based and you need to score over 65 points in the following areas.\n\nQualifications, Work Experience, Salary based on your earning over the last 12 months of current/ last employment, Your Age if you are under 28 years old you would get an extra 5 points if you are, Partners Qualifications if you have one and Achievements within your field of Employment. \n\nAll documented evidence must be original also the success rate is low too in 2004 56% of applicants were rejected by the home office in the UK. However if you can prove you are a success story then this could be the way forward for you.\n\nWork Permit & Visa - This application is in 2 stages your Work Permit which is your employers responsiblilty and the original document belongs to them even if you pay the application fee. This is because the employer must sign the declaration page of the work permit form. There are several documents your employer will need to submit as well as your self which is Qualifications and work experience and the minimum requirement is 3yrs experience @ NVQ lvl 3 or above. the maximum period of a work permit is 5 years\n\n2nd part the Visa is your responsiblility and depending on your current visa which is most likely a student visa. You will need to apply for an incountry visa once the work permit has been granted. It's called a FLR-(IED) document\n\nGo to this website it has helpful info www.visaworkpermits.co.uk\n\ngood luck \n\nmgi1975
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Hi,\n\nhave a look at this website, http://ssmn11.salehoo.hop.clickbank.net
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get a hpc registration done before if u plan to work in uk.
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To immigrate there you need to have some skills and qualifications
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Ivana,\n\nIf you feel that you can no longer live in your country, you should think about leaving.\n\nThen you need to think about where you would like to go and how you are going to get there. There are three ways of migrating:\n\n* as a skilled worker;\n* as a refugee or humanitarian;\n* as family reunion with relatives overseas or marrying a resident of another country:\n\nYou need to start developing a plan to get out.\nBeing a refugee should be avoided if possible.
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care to elaborate on the "HSMP" abbreviation...dont assume people will know what it means...please be clear with your questions.
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Its gr8 .If you grow abroad you get excellent jobs with excellent salary and the only thing you need more is a presentation and speaking skill.
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Hi Drew,\n\nIf you have some qualifications and / or skilled work experience you may be able to get a work permit or highly skilled migrant program visa.\n\nIf you send me an email on Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net I'll give you some guidance.