1.yes please if you are applying from out side the UK and the money that you have available to invest is 200,000 or more. 2.you if applying from In side UK have a back up of not less than 50,000 from listed capital venture firms. it is because running a retail shop where services to clients(custome...
Dear BlackBirdSSG, I'm in USA/citizen, in the end my intention are to apply for Tier 1 Entrepreneur but from UK, at this moment I would like apply for Prospective Entrepreneur fist on the bases of 200K. So do and what I need? Please E-mail me if you can AQAAB@USA.COM or call me +1 424 249 8000 / +1...
Hi Members, This is with respect to some enquiry I would like to make. I am currently on Tier 2 Visa. I plan to open a business. As far as my knowledge goes, On Tier 2 I am not able to open a Ltd company. I plan to switch my Visa status from Tier 2 to Tier 1 Entrepreneur. For Tier 2 candidates they...
Hi Rajuhafiz ! Am looking at options to switch from T4 to T1 Ent. Could you explain about the venture capital funds ? How did you go about approaching a venture capital firm and any examples of such a firm ? Thanks. I have spoken to a friend in London who works in banking to find such a firm for my...
Thanks. As I mentioned I am already a UK national (came on work permit many years ago) and looking for alternatives for my brother and cousin. So I can create the link with the VC firm in UK. I recently spoke to a friend in London who works in banking and he promised to find some genuine VC firms in...
I already searched on Gumtree etc and there are consultants who claim to have helped secure VC funding. I want to make sure that any VC firm must be listed on Financial Conduct Authority's register of firms which is available online to anyone. I am not interested in paying fees to cosultants unless ...
My cousin wants to come to UK as Entrepreneur but does not have £200K. Has anyone applied through VC firm route where only £50K is required? Will really appreciate your guidance. Separately, my brother is already in the UK as a student (with a good University) and the only way he can stay in the UK ...
