Canadian, in laws would like to migrate to UK

[kalven]

Hello

I am holding British passport and My wife is a Canadian and is holding ILR. Her parents or my in-laws (Canadian nationals for 20+ years) working at Toronto Airport, would like to migrate to UK and work as well.
is there any means available for them as a Canadian passport holders? YMS tier-5 visa has the age limitation on it, is there any other exclusive category for elders please?

[CR001]

They would have to find a visa they qualify for, such as a Skilled Worker visa if they can get a sponsor and job meeting the requirements.

There is no such thing as "exclusive category for elders" type visa .

How old are they?

What work do they do exactly?

Do either of them have a UK born grandparent?

[kalven]

Thank you for the response. it is very helpful.

How old are they?
- 57 and 61.

What work do they do exactly?
- The are floor supervisor both (non- office based/ non-technical). Not sure if they would qualify for skilled worker visa.

Do either of them have a UK born grandparent?
- No, they don't.

Any suggestions would be helpful. I was curious to know if they have any privileges like Europeans had before. Many Thanks

[CR001]

How old are they?
- 57 and 61.

They will struggle to get a sponsor for a skilled worker visa.

What work do they do exactly?
- The are floor supervisor both (non- office based/ non-technical). Not sure if they would qualify for skilled worker visa.

Don't think so.

Do either of them have a UK born grandparent?
- No, they don't.

Ok.

Any suggestions would be helpful. I was curious to know if they have any privileges like Europeans had before.

No, never had been anything like this for other countries. They need a visa to live and work in the UK. EU countries before Brexit was a completely different thing.

[kalven]

Ok Thank you for the response. The chances are quite lean I understand. is there any suggestions or recommendation any one could provide? would be helpful to head towards that direction.

Many Thanks

[alterhase58]

Ok Thank you for the response. The chances are quite lean I understand. is there any suggestions or recommendation any one could provide? would be helpful to head towards that direction.

Many Thanks

Not an expert in migrant visas, however UK immigration rules don't offer much in the way for older people - there is ADR = Adult Dependent Relatives visa, which is almost impossible to get. And wouldn't apply to your in laws anyway. UK policy is definitely stacked against chain migration and of course free movement of people, that's why we are no longer in the EU. I think there are no other routes which are not listed on the Home Office web pages, as far as I know.