Thank you very much for your reply. Where can i know how long it take to get Tier 2 visa from the date I make an application? I am waiting for my company HR, my last email said: My interview with hiring manager was successfully. Any advice, what is the next step? Are they preparing COS (certificate ...
Hi, I am at the middle of my PhD Tier 4 student visa. I got a job and I want to change to Tier 2 sponsor visa. My question: Do I need to complete my PhD first only can apply switch to Tier 2 Sponsor visa? In home office: https://www.gov.uk/tier-2-general/switch-to-this-visa Eligibility You must alre...
My Tier 4 visa expired in Feb 2020, can I still hold and use my bank Current Account and Saving Account?
I plan to keep some money here and in case I am back here to UK in future?
Dear Experts, I am very tense now. My situation: I am having Tier 4 student visa for my 4 year PhD course, visa expired December 2020. I am now told by my supervisor that my PhD will be downgrade to MPhil, and if MPhil, i need to change visa. Do I need to change visa? because my current visa is PhD ...
I don't think the three given options overlap. a resident of Great Britain a visitor to Great Britain a foreign student studying in Great Britain That is, if you are a foreign student, then you are not a resident of Great Britain, etc. I think the definition they use for a resident of Great Britain...
I am holding Tier 4 student visa and I have a Korean Driving License. When I try to search for https://www.gov.uk/driving-nongb-licence It ask: 1 Are you: a resident of Great Britain? I googled "resident of GB", it said: For the purposes of our policies, a UK resident is defined as a perso...
Sorry for late reply. As this post does not shown in my notification. Yes, I worked more than 20 hours per week. What should I do, they did not give me P45 Why are you working more than 20 hours a week? The boss asked me, if not, i am not employee. I am just a student. Then you are in a lot of both...
(ii)a student’s spouse or dependant being in either case a person who is not a British citizen and who is prevented, by the terms of his leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom, from taking paid employment or from claiming benefits Whether the student's spouse/dependant works may be irreleva...
If you are on PAYE and paid through payroll, if you resign, your employer is required to provide you with a P45. Do you work more than 20 hours per week?? Sorry for late reply. As this post does not shown in my notification. Yes, I worked more than 20 hours per week. What should I do, they did not ...
I am Tier 4 student (no public fund) working part time 20 hours a week.
My wife (Tier 4 dependent visa, no public fund) working part time 20 hours a week.
We both stay in same house in Birmingham, and Birmingham Council ask us to pay council tax even I had shown them my university letter.
If you are on PAYE and paid through payroll, if you resign, your employer is required to provide you with a P45. Do you work more than 20 hours per week?? Sorry for late reply. As this post does not shown in my notification. Yes, I worked more than 20 hours per week. What should I do, they did not ...
Unless you have a British spouse, 12 months after being granted ILR you can apply for British citizenship, assuming you meet the standard requirements. You can only apply for a British passport once you've been granted citizenship. :idea: Thank you for your reply. One more question: So the process ...
Let say I obtain ILR, how long i need to stay in UK to maintain my ILR? Can I like get ILR and back homecountry? There are no minimum stays - it is an INDEFINITE leave to remain. But, the assumption in an ILR is that you are intending to settle in the UK. So, if you leave the country for more than ...
