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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TCLA Community Assistant" data-source="post: 155137" data-attributes="member: 2672">For most firms it is highly unlikely they will apply for a visa unless it is a specific vacation scheme for a relent pipeline from a particular country (sometimes seen with Indian, Australian or Chinese specific candidate programmes usually driven within the candidates’ home countries).Even in those instances, they tend to not apply for skilled persons visas (a vacation scheme is unlikely to meet the skilled persons visa requirements set by the U.K. government).It is much more likely a firm that is happy to sponsor a visa will bring someone in on a youth mobility visa, intern visa (Tier 5), or now with the High Potential Individual visa (HPI).There have been some comments that a small number of firms do sponsor these visas - Macfarlanes has been one referenced before, but it’s always worth checking with the firm before applying to them. It will be a very common question all law firms receive.</blockquote>

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