[Placeholder copy] A plain-English walkthrough of the most common routes relocators use to move to London — what each one requires, roughly how long it takes, and who it tends to suit.
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[Placeholder] The right visa route depends heavily on why you're relocating — a confirmed job offer, a partner or spouse already in the UK, remote work for a non-UK employer, or an intent to invest or start a business will each point toward a different route.
[Placeholder callout] Visa requirements and processing times change — always confirm current rules on the official UK government immigration site before making decisions.
[Placeholder] Most routes involve an online application, biometric enrollment, and a decision window that can range from a few weeks to a few months depending on the route and time of year.
[Placeholder] Once your visa route is clear, the rest of the relocation timeline — banking, housing, school enrollment — tends to fall into place around it. That's covered in the other guides in this series.