British Expatriate Workers Insurance Policy (BEWIP)

Attention: VikiVisa,

I am Barrister: Osborn Koks, UK Immigration Attorney mandated by Petrobras EuropeLimited to assist you on the Immigration procedures.
There are three stagesinvolved in the employment of expatriates in UK.
You are to send me the following required documents so that I can make anapplication for you with the UK Home Office for the approval of yourResident/worker's Permit, and Expatriate Quota.
1. A scanned copy of your international passport.
2 Completion of the UK Visa form attached
3. Signed Offer Letter from Petrobras Europe Limited.
4. British Expatriate Workers Insurance Policy (BEWIP) The British Expatriate Workers Insurance Policy (BEWIP) COVER, is a mandatoryrequirement by the UK Immigration Services this is because the policy is a provethat you are medically fit; to work in UK and also it is a per-requisite torenew your resident/worker's permit every year.
The British Expatriate WorkersInsurance Policy should have benefits to the tune of £3,000 000.00 (THREEMILLION GBP) and the duration is one year, it should include benefits for lossof luggage, repatriations, medical, permanent disability and death etc.
The preferred insurance company by the UK Immigration Service is BritishDevelopment Insurance Plc.
British Development Insurance Plc is a government owned insurance companylocated in UK, so you are to look for their agent in your location. After youhave applied for the British Expatriate Workers Insurance Policy (BEWIP), youwill be issued a certificate.
You are to send me a copy of the certificateIssued via electronically as attachment. Attached is the UK Immigration Services form, you are to go through it carefullybefore filling it properly.
These are the vital procedures which you must adhere to because it is inaccordance to the" Expatriate Statutory Laws of the United Kingdom".

Yours truly,
Barrister: Osborn Koks IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY

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Young Creatives for 13-16 Year Olds Bookings are now live for Young Creatives, our residential English Plus course for 13-16 year olds. This year the English Plus course will run from 17-31 July 2016 with the Central Saint Martins course (without English classes) running in three start dates (3 July, 17 July and 31 July). We have a few useful promotional materials for this course. Hopefully you should have received a copy of the Young Creatives flier already but if not, please request some from John. You can also find a short video about the course on the course page, along with some photos and sample timetables.
Language Centre Online Academic and learning support staff at the Language Centre have been developing a brand new online platform for English language students at UAL. The resource will feature original course material provided by our tutors with a focus on developing English within a creative context. It will be available to students before, during and after their studies at the Language Centre and will compliment their classroom studies. We will report more about this programme as it is developed but the launch date is June 2016 which will be in time for our summer English Plus students to benefit from this useful and enriching tool.

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