No. Since your Tier 2 ICT was issued in 2011 those years won't be counted towards ILR. You will have to complete 5 years in Tier 2 General to be eligible for ILR.
I don't think you can switch to Tier 2 General within the country since you came to UK after April 2011. You will have to go back and apply from your home country, I am not sure about the cooling off period applicable to your case.
I am an Indian citizen living in the UK on work permit, I would be applying for Schengen visa to visit France. My previous passport expired 5 years ago and does not have any visa stamped on it, all my UK visas and any other visas and airport stamps are all on my current passport. I do not have the o...
Hi Som, My case - came to the UK on Tier 2 Long Term ICT in Sep 2010, switched to Tier 2 General in Sep 2014 (i.e. before Nov 2014) and got a visa till Sep 2017 that means that my stay will be 7 years at the end of my T2G visa. It is extendible for another 3 years as well. Hence I am not under the c...
I have already got a 3 year Tier 2 General visa 2 months back, now if any rule changes happen say in November 2014, then would those changes apply to my visa as well or my visa will still be under old rules?
I initially came to UK on TIer2 ICT in Sep 2010 and then switched within country to Tier2 General in Sep 2014 and got a 3 year visa valid till Sep 2017. Will I be eligible for another 3 year extension in 2017 so that I can apply for ILR (5 years on Tier 2 General)?
My Tier 2 Long Term ICT Established staff is expiring on 1st Sept and I am returning back to India. The original visa was granted in Aug 2010 and has been extended subsequently.
Could you let me know if the cooling period applies to me?
