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Immigration Adviser

Help people and employers navigate visas, residence and citizenship rules.

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Typical pay
€28k–€60k
Usual education
Degree or accreditation
Outlook
Steady, with high demand across the EU and UK.

A day in the life

Assess someone's eligibility, assemble an application, explain a refusal, and keep up with rule changes.

Ways in

  • Accredited immigration adviser training
  • Law degree
  • Charity or advice-centre role then qualify

What to study at 16

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The study routes that lead most directly into this career.

Degree

BSc Criminology & Criminal Justice

Crime, policing and the justice system from a social science angle.

Alternative social-science route.

Helpful school subjects: Sociology, Psychology

Degree

LLB Law

The qualifying law degree: contract, tort, criminal, public and EU law.

Immigration law sits inside public law.

Helpful school subjects: English, History, Politics

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