287(a)(i)(d) applies . So, the answer to the question: can my wife apply for the ILR immediately after she gets the SPOUSE VISA cause she has finished two years stay in the UK with T2 DEPENDENT VISA? is yes. Click on the links given. Hi mod, when was the policy 287(a)(i)(d) introduced? was it there...

Hi everyone, Has anyone ever used 'learn skill today ltd.' for ESOL, A1 training and examination etc.? How are they? Moderator, please don't lock this topic because there will not be enough people to see this question from my previous topic. This is really urgent, so if anyone knows anything please ...

sushdmehta wrote:New English language testing for partners

thanks very much, but what is it? I mean the specific name for it like ESOL, A1 or whatever?

Hi everyone,

Does anyone konw which english test is required for spouse visa? someone told me it's A1 while someone said it's ESOL. Do you guys have a clue?

Thanks in advance.

sushdmehta wrote:287(a)(i)(d) applies.
So, the answer to the question:

can my wife apply for the ILR immediately after she gets the SPOUSE VISA cause she has finished two years stay in the UK with T2 DEPENDENT VISA?

is yes.

Click on the links given.

Cheers, mate. much appreciated for your kind help.
Thanks.

sushdmehta wrote:Were you a Tier 2 (General) migrant before you were granted settlement? If not, what tyoe of Tier 2 leave did you have?

i just checked and it should be t2 intra-company transfer.

THANKS..

sushdmehta wrote:Were you a Tier 2 (General) migrant before you were granted settlement? If not, what tyoe of Tier 2 leave did you have?

Hi, i am not quite sure. The company applied for the point-based t2 visa for me. Do you have any idea?

thanks...

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thanks.

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