Thanks Nikuss for your reply. I was concerned since one of my friend who recently got his ILR through this route told me that there is a question about his current job in the application. He got his GTV through a faster track.
In my opinion, if money is not a concern, everyone should apply for at least 3-4 years of GTV visa (unless you have passed some time in tier-2 already, in that case less time is preferable). After 3 years, you can apply for ILR. If your spouse apply as dependent, then, apply for 5 years straightaway...
Dear Furusato CV, Personal statement and Recommendation could be enough, but you must understand the peer review process is a competitive one, and depending on who is reviewing your application the outcome can slightly vary (although the Royal Society tries to maintain an equal standard). Therefore,...
Hi Furusato I have recently been endorsed by the Royal Society and got the GTV. I hope, my answers will be useful! 1. Yes, submit more evidence. For example, postdoctoral job offer letter along with job descriptions, PhD certificate, Substantial Scholarship/Fellowship award letter, etc. Combine simi...
Hi, I have recently got the Global Talent Visa and, hopefully, in 3 years I will be eligible to apply for ILR. I am confused about whether I need to be employed (at the appropriate field) at the moment when I apply for the ILR OR employment at any time during these 3 years is enough? I get confusing...
Following up on my last comment, I happily let you know that I have received the endorsement letter just after 3 weeks of stage-1 application submission and got the visa in 48 hours after submitting documents through standard service.
hi, can anyone comment on my chances of getting GTV through peer-review- Recently finished PhD in Life Science from a UK university Already started a Post Doctoral job, contract is shorter so can't apply through endorsed funder route Holding a lecturer position at a University in my home country Got...
