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Yes. Applicants are generally expected to show a track record of remote work and to meet the 'highly skilled' standard through education or experience.
The visa is aimed at established professionals, not people just starting out. You are typically expected to demonstrate that you have already been working remotely for a period before applying, which shows the consulate your arrangement is genuine and sustainable.
On top of the remote-work history, you must meet the highly skilled criteria, usually a relevant university qualification or several years of professional experience in your field. Gathering documents that prove both your skill level and your remote-working history is one of the most important parts of preparing a strong application.
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