Hi Haseeb, care to share what kind of documents you showed for it to be approved? My mother is going the same way. Thanks

"You must not have been refused entry into Italy previously" This is a condition I saw many websites mentioning. If such is the case, how do people ever travel to Italy? I'm sure there are a lot of people who were refused before and then enter Italy in their second try, or am I being overl...

Hi, I have a Phd fellowship offer from italy and the class started 1st of november, so I applied as early as possible, 27th august. But it's 7th november now and there's no update, no sms, no calls, nothing. It's been 2 whole months since I applied. I emailed the embassy countless times but they don...

Think positive buddy. How can I, when everyone's visa was accepted and mine's still pending for the last 2 months! I missed my enrolment date and my first class! This was the only chance I ever got and now even then Italy is screwing with me. Sent 4 emails, visited twice, called 5 times to no avail...

I'm looking for answers from South Asians mostly since I'm from one and I'll be able to relate better.

You need to accept the fact that there is no easy way that you can join your family in the UK. That ship sailed the day you turned 18. Even if you were in Europe, you would still need a visa to visit the UK. I would strongly suggest you decide on a) one visa route and b) which country you want to b...

Should I go to any country in Europe or UK as a visitor to look for job or is a student visa more viable? I'm getting mixed answers from people. My family and friends in the UK and Europe says a visitors visa would be more preferable than a student visa. I'd like some of your opinion who went to Eur...

CR001 wrote:No one on the forum can answer that. Did you ask them at that time why they rejected you?

No, because I thought the tier 4 students were subject to the labour market assessment

I believe no. This is only if u are changing from tier 4 to tier 2, inside the country.. If you apply for tier 2 from home country, you are not switching.. u are applying for a new leave. Thanks, I do have another question. While I was in the UK under tier 4, I got 3 job offers from the licensed co...

As long as you have finished the course for which the tier 4 was given originally and u have not made switch to any other category. Well I finished the course under tier 4 and didnt change to another category. But i came back to my country. if i keep applying from my home country, will this still a...

Can anyone tell me about this Visa for freelancers who wish to live and work in Germany? What are the requirements? Is it applicable for Non-eu/eea?

If the mother has ILR, then the daughter has no alternative but Tier 2 or 4. EU freedom of movement law does not apply to people on ILR. If the mother has British citizenship, then, as advised by CR001 , the mother can move to another EEA country and exercise treaty rights and her daughter can join...

"The Resident Labour Market Test - and when companies hire international students who are on a Tier 4 visa, they are exempt from carrying out this test. And about the extra cost - this is legally called a ‘Skills Surcharge’ and while hiring int’l students, companies are exempt from this too.&qu...

Tier 4 or Tier 2 General in the UK. There is no option or visa for you to apply as her family member in the UK. Europe possibly, provided she moves her entire life to another EU state and meets the requirements for your to join her. With brexit, time is ticking. Why did you not come to the UK with ...

My mother will be applying for a british passport next year and currently she got her ILR. I am a 23 year old daughter and I want to join her in the UK. even if not the UK, perhaps europe? what choices do i have other than a family visit or a visit visa? I'm looking for anyway which might make me el...

Hi, my mother just got her UK citizenship and she has been trying to get me to her in UK for years. We are both Bangladeshi. My mother also married a UK citizen 10 years ago and is still with him. I have read all the rules and regulation and consulted few solicitors but all of them said that my case...