Hi, Just as a word of caution, Read the clause for Termination in your contract agreement or ask the agent for. If it says " 1 week notice from either party for termination of contract" then you are at risk. There is a chance that contract gets terminated with 1 week notice even though it ...
Dear All, I just need one more clarification with regards to switching from Tier 1 to Tier 1 dependent, Suppose, If my husband travel next month to India for switching (though his Tier 1 VISA is valid till July 2012). By any chance if his Tier 1 dependent VISA get refused can he be able to travel wi...
Hello Anath, It looks okay and as told it is not mandatory document. When you submit make sure - the property is not getting overcrowded as defined in the Housing Act, 1985. See the link http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/IDIs/idischapter8/section1/annexf.pdf?view=B...
Never entertain these consultants over phone nor go for such type of agreements. There will be hidden charges for sure. If you register yourself in Monster, jobserve, jobsite etc that will suffice.
Hello there, I am also in the same situation. I got quotes between 2500 to 3000 Per year for car insurance and I postponed my plan of taking a car for time being. These forum threads might be useful to you... I haven't tried the options suggested in the thread but might be helpful to you.. http://ww...
Hello Batleykhan, Thank you for your advice. If you could help me with one more question It will be very useful. The bank statements we have sent from UK to India are till the statement cycle of April 9. ie) Jan 9th to Feb 8th Feb 9th to March 8th March 9th to April 9th. My mother in law has got an ...
Dear All, I am in the process of applying Visiting visa for my Mother in law. Can someone clarify 1. In the VAF1B Form 4.17 Please provide full details for each of your DEPENDANT children My Mother in law has 3 children but they are not dependent on her. Do I still have to write all the 3 names thou...
Youtube/ google is another option. In the search give British Accent and watch the videos. And as days pass on you will be able to understand. Communicating in English is important as you are in England. But never demotivate yourself because you don't understand them. Its all in the learning process...
Dear All, I am a Tier 1 Visa holder. I recently got married and I added my husband's name in my passport as Spouse, an observation made by Indian Embassy and all my official documents now holds married Surname (Like my bank statements, NHS records, Rental agreement, Utility bills everything holds my...
Hello, Just to be cautious. I have read somewhere that one can have only one valid visa at a time. Suppose, someone has a Tier1 and he applies for Tier 2 his tier 1 VISA is gone by default. I am not sure if this is applicable in your case. Might be some seniors can clarify or you can clarify with Em...
Hi Nitin, Proof of accommodation is not a mandatory document but its a good to keep document which will strengthen your application. Sometimes the case worker is keen about these documents as well (It depends on the caseworker dealing with your application, which is not in our hand). No objection Le...
Hi Anand, I am not an expert, but my 2 cents which could help you. 1. This isn't new. You are facing the actual UK job recruitment process. The recruitment process is not as it happens in India wherein you get call today, tomorrow interview and in a day or 2 you will have the offer in hand. This is ...
Hi, I worked in Scotland(Edinburgh) for last 1 year as a contractor. My opinion is Scottish people are polite, kind and very helpful. Scotland is safe too. Hope you might have heard about Scotland Yard !! I am also Indian (girl). I haven't come across any uncomfortable situation till date. No offens...
Hi Greenie, Thanks for the reply. After a deep thought my husband has decided to go back to home country and apply for dependent Visa. Perhaps, I have few questions before we conclude on the decision. can anybody share your views and experience on the below questions? 1. As he is holding TIER 1 gene...
Hi Moderator, Many thanks for the reply. You are correct. I am registered with local GP. However, I personally feel that I am not very much satisfied with their service ( this is purely my personal view). It usually takes 3 to 4 days to get an appointment. As this is my first baby and living all alo...
Hi All, I am carrying a baby and I am 16 weeks pregnant now. I was insured as a secondary applicant on my husband's insurance coverage. The insurance was provided by his company where he was employed. Now, he resigned his job and looking for a new job and i cannot use the insurance anymore. 1. Has a...
Hi tsp, Simple answer is "It depends". I dont think anyone can give a concrete answer for this (say, 1 week or 2 weeks or a month you will get the offer). Just to let you know about similar situations I faced. I cleared an interview by 1st weeek of Dec 2010 and I got the offer January 14th...
Hi Vinny, Thanks for the reply. As per the link you pointed out http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/tier1/general/applicationsbydependants/switchingintodependantroute/ I could see "a work permit holder." in the list (to switch to dependent inside country). Is tier 1 not catego...
Dear All, Wish you all a very happy new year 2011. I have a query regarding tier 1 visa and I seek your assistance for sorting it out. I and My husband both have our own tier 1 visa (we are not dependent to each other). Now it’s the time for extension and I would like to change my husband's visa t...
Hi Experts, I would like your kind advice with my present situation. Myself and my husband are in UK(We both have our own Tier 1 General VISA, We are not dependent to each other). I will deliver a baby in the month of July (2011) and I would like to bring my Mother-in-law during the delivery time to...
Hi, My contract with my company expires November 1st week. It was a short notice i got and started looking for a job from last week. I got very few calls till date. Unfortunately, most of them are to Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium and France. It is true that I have got more opportunities in all o...
