An independent route journalPrimary sources. Practical next steps.
UK mobility • Plan around a real route

Your work travels. Your permission needs a plan.

The UK has no dedicated digital nomad visa. Understand visitor boundaries, compare genuine work routes and organise the questions before booking.

12 field guides · 12 practical resources · Official sources
St. Paul's Cathedral
Permission before the postcode.London.
Photography: Anthony DELANOIX / Unsplash.
Illustrative location photography.
01 Understand the route02 Organise the evidence03 Recheck before actingHow we research
Read this first

Start with the permission, then plan the place.

Remote income does not itself create permission to live or work in the UK. This journal separates a genuine visit from relocation, maps the real routes and makes the employer, tax and evidence questions visible before a booking becomes a commitment.

Start with the essential guide
The field guide collection

Get to the question that matters.

All 12 guides
How to Travel With Your eVisa — video thumbnail
Home Office videos

Travel with your eVisa

Prepare the passport, account and booking details before a journey.

The next-step planner

Where are you in the process?

Choose the stage closest to yours. Get a short preparation plan and a useful place to start reading.

No personal details required. This is a preparation aid, not an eligibility assessment.

Your next preparation task

Visit planning

Describe the permitted purpose, actual itinerary and any incidental overseas-employment activity. A visitor plan is assessed as a whole.

  1. Write the real purpose and dates.
  2. Map every proposed business activity.
  3. Check visa or ETA requirements independently.
  4. Review unresolved work questions before booking.
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A clear view of the source

Know what the guidance actually says.

Our sources are visible. Our tools organise your preparation. Your application still depends on your circumstances and the rules in force.

Preparation over guesswork

Make the next step a clear one.

A useful plan starts with the right question, an official source and a task you can complete.

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