Under the CTA, British and Irish Citizens can reside in any of the jurisdictions.
The Isle of Man operates similar immigration policies to the UK but they are not identical. In particular, the Isle of Man sets its owns policies on business migrants – see innovator visa – which are designed to match the specific needs and requirements of the Island.
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The paths for Partner and Family visa applications include:
Spouse or Civil Partner
Family Member
Fiancée / Proposed Civil Partner Visa
The British National (Overseas) (BNO) visa is available for Hong Kong residents who are British nationals (overseas) and their eligible family members.
This pathway is for those who can verify that at least one of their grandparents was born in the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, or anywhere in the UK.
The Worker Migrant route allows employers in the Isle of Man to hire workers from outside Britain and Ireland for specific full-time positions that cannot be filled by local workers.
This visa can be issued to a representative of an overseas business, where an existing overseas business wishes to relocate a senior person to the Isle of Man for the purpose of establishing a subsidiary or branch office of that business.
This visa provides opportunities for business-minded individuals wishing to relocate to establish and run their ventures on the Isle of Man
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