I have interviewed with a potential sponsor for tier 2 general. I am currently on a Tier 2 dependent and my spouse has been asked to come back to home country and therefore i need to go back as well. Do i need to remain in the country for any other process,or my employer an do those without me examp...
I have interviewed with my potential employer and he would like to do an RLMT. I am currently on a Tier 2 dependent and my spouse has been asked to come back to home country and therefore i need to go back as well. Do i need to remain in the country at this stage or should i be here while the RLMT s...
You can leave if you wish, or stay and wait for RCoS approval and then leave to apply. No guarantee the RCoS will be approved though. You mean the chances of approval will reduce if I am outside the UK? No, that is NOT what I said. It is YOUR choice if you choose to leave or wait for RCoS approval!...
RLMT is valid for 6 months. YOU cannot control when the employer submits the RCoS application to be included in whichever months allocation meeting. There is only one meeting per month for RCoS. TY for the reply! Now that RLMT is completed can I return to my home country or is my presence required ...
How long can an employer wait (maximum time) after completing an RLMT before applying for Rcos?
My prospective employer has completed RMLT but I don't want them to raise RCos yet as I want to wait to see if another preferred employer can do RLMT for me (which may start in a few days)
Well they would need to prove you were not 'pre-selected' for the job and that no settled, British or EU citizen was available etc, usually slightly tricky if RLMT is done so soon after you have already started working there. You also have to apply for Tier 2 General from your home country after RL...
I am currently on a Tier 2 Dependant valid up to Jan 2019. I have interviewed and received an offer and they have agreed to file for my Tier 2. They have asked me to join immediately since I do have a valid Tier 2 dependent. After joining they would initiate a Tier 2 after rmlt etc. I am told that t...
Being a Tier 4 Dependant has no specific bearing on or connection to your employment prospects. You would be in the same position as anyone else in the local labour force, unless the job was one of the few that PBS dependants cannot do. For which work is not allowed, see immigration rule 319D(b)(ii...
ILR on what basis, 5 years Tier 2 or 10 years long residence? The reason for this question is that 10 year Long Residence LR can impact spousal visas. Also, while it is commendable that you are planning in advance, be aware that Immigration Rules change often (about 3-5 times a year since 2015, but...
Jan 2018 - Jan 2019 : Tier 2 ICT Dependent Jan 2019-Sep 2019: Tier 2 General Sep 2019 - Sep 2021 : Tier 4 Dependent Sep 2021 and onwards Tier 2 Gen For ILR based on 5 years residence, you can only use the Tier 2 General as long as you have 5 years continuous residence in this category and meet all ...
Yes. Switching from ICT dependent to General is considered as a fresh application. So you have to apply from home country. No within UK switching allowed. Hence RCos
I am currently on a T2 ICT Dependent and my sponsor has agreed for a T2 Gen for me. They have told me i would be provided with an RCos but seems likeRcos is only for folks outside the UK.
My spouse is considering an MBA from London. I wanted to understand if anyone here is working in the UK and their general experiences with securing a job (contract) on a Tier 4 dependent.
I would like to know if a T2 visa holder can switch to Tier 4 for study while on a T2 visa? Also, can this be done while in the UK? Can the dependent also apply for Tier 4 dependent in UK itself or has to return to his home country for application? My spouse (main applicant) has Tier 2 valid up to J...
Hello all, I would like to know if a T2 visa holder can switch to Tier 4 for study while on a T2 visa? Also, can this be done while in the UK? Can the dependent also apply for Tier 4 dependent in UK itself or has to return to his home country for application? My spouse (main applicant) has Tier 2 va...
Hello all, I am looking to do a 1 year master of business administration degree in the UK. My wife's Tier 2 expires in Jan 2019 and I am here on a dependent and currently working on contract. I am currently located in Edinburgh. What are my options as MBA intake is usually in Sep? Can I switch to Ti...
