I am planning to apply on wednesday. please suggest me I hope you have gone through the guidance and the forum. Transaction need not have to show company name. If it matches with your net salary, highlight this entry in the earnings covering letter. P.S: Please avoid using URGENT in the subject lin...
From guidance 214. Where evidence from two or more 214. accounts are submitted, we will assess the funds available to the applicant using: • the most recent closing balance of one account, plus • any additional money available to the applicant on the date of that closing balance, for which the a...
Do I need to show the exchange rate as on 31-Dec-2009 (as 1st earning period) and 31-Jul-2010 (as 2nd earning period). Reading the guidance suggested. According to guidance, the currency conversion should be based on the last day of the earnings period. For the same, In appendix 1 form, section 4.5...
If your two months salary is paid in two installments each month, yes you need to produce both the payslips. Explain in the covering letter about this as a safety measure.
So, can you please comment on my actual query i.e. if i can submit the employer letter which will include the details of my Gross Earnings, Tax deducted and Net salary against each month (without getting into the details of allowances)? This way I can include the HRA as earning... Employer letter s...
sometimes pple on here just mis led others - whatever you start the race with is what you will be judged based on - since you have been issued your reply on applies first time applicants Looks cryptic, I could not understand whether it is a query or comment. But the answer to the Original Post is t...
Agree with you Arun. Sorry, I missed this point from the guidance (Which you have already highlighted) 204. The exchange rate of overseas currency will be made using the OANDA rate conversion on the date of application. www.oanda.com Thanks for the information. This should make things clear to the O...
From the Tier-1 guidance 215. Only the following specified documents will be accepted as evidence of this requirement: i) Personal bank or building society statements covering a consecutive 90 day period: The most recent statement must be dated no more than one calendar month before the date of appl...
nks wrote:On the same note : how about UK references if we have any..does it make sense to have them in CV?
References would be asked for in the interview. Hence you could say in the References section as "Available on Request" instead of publicizing it on the CV
With the kind of numbers flowing out to different countries on different Visas on any given day, I guess the best way to do their duty is to ascertain the cause of visit by asking questions and to get convinced. I fully empathize with them.
I don't quite understand how would interviews in UK help me in "immigration back to my country"?? Once you reach the immigration, you could produce the interview letters and nobody will utter a word, otherwise guys at immigration ask all sorts of questions like do you have a offer letter ...
I am considering a full and final attempt after being in UK. Have hope and get a feel of the market. This should be your initial attempt rather than final one, given the time is near to XMAS. Start speaking to consultants (Through Skype Online number or any other suitable means) after you have appl...
If you cant see this from the new point system well then I cant say much more. It is what it is.. It works like this. If the economy is in recession, you have more people looking out for work, then you scale the points such that less number of people can work their way in and compete in the market....
Tier 1 is for people who are earning 30,40k+, the key word been highly skilled therefore highly paid. Highly paid does not mean highly skilled and highly skilled does not mean highly paid (looks like a tongue twister :lol: ) I remember the lower scale of the earnings to be around 17000 GBP during t...