as a workaway without a visa to England?

lenax02Bylenax02

Hey,

I plan to go to England as a workaway from February to April.

In this case, Workaway means that I can live and eat with a host family for free and in return I help with various household tasks such as cleaning and childcare (otherwise there is no salary in the form of money or anything else).

My question is, do I need a visa for this, or can I do it without one, as if I were just visiting family or relatives or going on vacation or something like that?

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NoLies
NoLies
2 years ago

Yeah, you need a visa, too.

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lenax02
2 years ago
Reply to  NoLies

So, although I’m theoretically just living with a family and not working?

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NoLies
NoLies
2 years ago
Reply to  lenax02

You work. You’ll get some shelter and food for it. This is a job.

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