Global Talent Visa: Is It the Right Route for You?
September 18 @ 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm UTC+0
Understanding Eligibility, Evidence and the UK Global Talent Visa Application Route
The Global Talent Visa can provide an immigration route for individuals with established or emerging talent in areas such as digital technology, science, research, arts and culture.
But understanding whether this route is appropriate for your professional background requires careful consideration of eligibility requirements, supporting evidence and the application process.
Join the London School of Emerging Technology (LSET) for a live webinar exploring the key aspects of the UK Global Talent Visa and the factors applicants may need to consider when preparing an application.
About the Webinar
Global Talent Visa: Is It the Right Route for You? is a practical online session designed for professionals who are exploring UK immigration options and want to understand more about the Global Talent route.
The webinar will examine the general eligibility framework, types of evidence that may be relevant, and the stages involved in pursuing an application.
The session will be led by Maja Kalanoska, Corporate Immigration Specialist & UK Visa Strategist.
What Will Be Covered?
During the webinar, participants will explore:
- An overview of the UK Global Talent Visa
- Who may be eligible to apply
- The difference between Exceptional Talent and Exceptional Promise
- The role of professional achievements and evidence
- Types of supporting evidence applicants may consider
- Understanding the endorsement stage
- The visa application process
- Common areas applicants should consider when preparing their evidence
- Factors to consider when assessing whether the Global Talent route may be suitable
Why Attend?
Choosing an immigration route involves understanding the requirements and considering how they relate to your individual circumstances.
This webinar provides an opportunity to learn about the Global Talent Visa framework, understand the importance of evidence and gain a clearer overview of the application journey.
It is particularly relevant for professionals working in technology and other eligible fields who are considering opportunities to develop their careers in the UK.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar may be useful for:
- Digital technology professionals
- Software developers and engineers
- Technology specialists
- Researchers and academics
- Entrepreneurs and founders
- Professionals with recognised industry achievements
- Individuals building a profile within their professional field
- International professionals exploring UK career opportunities
- Professionals considering the Global Talent Visa route
Meet the Speaker
Maja Kalanoska
Corporate Immigration Specialist & UK Visa Strategist
Maja Kalanoska will lead the session and provide an overview of the Global Talent Visa route, focusing on eligibility, evidence and the stages involved in the application process.
Who Is the Global Talent Visa For?
The Global Talent route is designed for people who can demonstrate relevant talent or promise in eligible fields. However, eligibility depends on the applicable requirements and the evidence provided as part of the process.
The webinar will help participants understand the areas they should research and consider before deciding whether this route may be relevant to their circumstances.
Join LSET Live
Interested in understanding more about the UK Global Talent Visa?
Join Maja Kalanoska and LSET for this live online discussion covering eligibility, evidence and the application route.
Register now and join LSET Live on 18 September 2026.
About LSET
The London School of Emerging Technology (LSET) provides education, professional learning and technology-focused initiatives covering emerging digital fields. Through courses, webinars and practical learning opportunities, LSET supports professionals, entrepreneurs and learners as they develop knowledge relevant to an evolving global technology landscape.
Important: This webinar is intended for general educational and informational purposes. It does not constitute individual immigration or legal advice. Participants should seek appropriate professional advice regarding their own circumstances and application.