As per page 11 on https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1085756/Guide_AN_Naturalisation_Booklet_The_Requirements_and_the_Process.pdf absences upto 100 days are normally disregarded. When I applied I had 97 days outside uk in last 12 months ...
Thank you for your responses. I think I will play it safe and apply in-country for UK passport. Hopefully it turns up in 5-6 weeks time as still able to fly then. If anyone is aware of any way this could get prioritised by HMPO please let me know. With the late stage preganancy its very touch-n-go ...
Thanks for sharing your thoughts- had not considered that. Is pregnancy support a strong enough reason even if we get flagged? We do plan on being in UK longer term (got own house and both have UK employers we will work remotely for while in Manila)
Good evening forum members! My wife and I naturalised as British citizens today morning! She is 27 weeks pregnant. We plan to have childs delivery in Manila due to family help available there. Looking at current processing timelines for British passports seems like it could take up to 10 weeks. This ...
Regardless of timing of application you will need min 35k at time of ilr application (i believe this also increases gradually over the next few years, dont have exact numbers to hand atm).
Hello I am currently on a Tier-2 General visa valid for 5 years. I have been with my current employer for over 8 years. Internal job opportunities come up frequently in my company, and I am considering applying for one of them. My SOC code currently is - SOC code 2136. This SOC code refers to ...
She could return to the US and apply for a fiance visa. This is valid for 6 months and you would need to get married within this time. She would not be allowed to work during this period. Once married, she can apply for a spouse visa within the UK. Once granted (either apply by post or in person ...
She could return to the US and apply for a fiance visa. This is valid for 6 months and you would need to get married within this time. She would not be allowed to work during this period. Once married, she can apply for a spouse visa within the UK. Once granted (either apply by post or in person ...
As per below its from April 2017, Not sure what other changes they could impose this April 2016 though http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-35352434 According to the above information but we cannot tell exactly when it will be in place. Thanks The above link only talks about the skills levy which comes in ...
Please see this link for the official wording and suggestions in full from MAC: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/migration-advisory-committee-mac-review-tier-2-migration The "executive summary" document is particularly helpful. Lets see how many of these translate into actual law by the ...
Hello I am currently on T1 General since 14 Sep 2009 (current visa valid till 14 Sep 2012 - ILR due on 14 Sep 2014). I am being sent to the Philippines for 2 years by my company in order to help set up a team there in a new office. I wanted to ask what I can do to ensure that I can get my ILR on 14 ...
My confusion is with the following 2 statements in Annex B of the guidance notes - http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/IDIs/idichapter6a/section1.pdf?view=Binary Per 2.1 - seems like my holidays and official work visit will not count towards the 180 day rule? Per 2.2 ...
Hello I got my Tier 1 General in Sep 2009 for 3 years, and (assuming I get an extension) I will be eligible for ILR in Sep 2014. From Sep 2009 onwards, I have been outside the UK for around 100 days so far. This includes personal reasons (marriage, vacations etc 60 days) and work-related trips (40 ...
a bit confused, in the table 2 page 30, the points for age differ from whats there in the PBC calculator(for extension applications) http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/statementsofchanges/2011/hc863.pdf?view=Binary https://www.points.homeoffice.gov.uk/gui-migrant ...
bash wrote:Hey
i waz referring the new table3 ,in the age section should we
Select the age at the time of initisl application or age at the tine
of 1st extension.plz seniors advice.
At the top of the column it says "age (at date of application for first grant)"
The most relevant changes (actually practically applicable to the majority) seems to be that the income level at ILR time has to be atleast as much as when the points were secured. IMHO I think this is the best outcome, as for majority, they will have been earning more now than when they came in 5 ...
