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Are you Coming to watch Olympic, Paralympic Games in UK? Then You can stay in UK for up to 6 months

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If you are coming to watch the Olympic and Paralympic Games as a visitor, you will be allowed to stay in the UK for up to six months in most cases.



Also, get your papers ready. From 1 January 2012, the UK Border Agency will begin processing visitor visas for those coming from outside the UK to watch the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The Games will be the biggest event that the UK has hosted and many extra visitors will arrive during the busy summer period in 2012.
The UKBA said: 1We will process your application and, if you meet the requirements, will issue your visa with a start date that will cover you for the whole Olympic and Paralympic Games period. This means that you can start your preparations for travelling to the UK for the Games from the beginning of 2012.

After Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan and Monaco, Taiwan participates in UK youth mobility scheme

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After Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan and Monaco, its Taiwan
From 1 January 2012, Taiwan will join the list of countries and territories that participate in the UK's youth mobility scheme, under Tier 5 of the points-based system.
The scheme is for young people from participating countries and territories who want to come and experience life in the UK.
Every year, the UK government allocates a number of places on the youth mobility scheme for each country and territory.
For 2012, Taiwan, Japan and Monaco will each receive an allocation of 1,000 places. This is in line with the number of places offered to UK nationals on their reciprocal schemes.
Australia, Canada and New Zealand's allocations will match the number of UK nationals who were issued visas on their reciprocal schemes in the previous year:
Australia has 32,500 places, Canada 5,000 places and New Zealand 10,000 places
The UK Border Agency said the Immigration Rules will be amended on 1 January 2012 to reflect the addition of Taiwan to the scheme. A statement of changes to the Immigration Rules (HC 1693) was laid before Parliament on 8 December.