:D :D :D

that's what exactly i meant mate!

[quote="olisun"]
Emergencies (Life threatening) are treated for free by the NHS [/quote]

One of my friends dad had emergency treatment in NHS which were free on his visit visa.

i don't think we have any rights to say that!

[quote]You are absolutely a Superman and your friend too! But this is not the world (earth) or right place for people like you to live, because this world is fit for only normal human. [/quote]

I don't think we can judge OP with just few lines of posting.

jazbaati99 said the facts. I myself went thru the whole process once and in know how stressfull it is.

your 28 days countdown starts once you leave your current job. but employers may not (depends on your relationship / understanding with employer) inform HO quickly, allowing you to look for jobs.

:lol:

a year gone! now back to prepration of ILR again, for those who missed very close. Good luck everyone

according to rules their visit visa cannot be switched to dependent visa, but you never know (compassionate circumstance etc )

You should not say that you are bringing them to show your new house etc etc. Just mention it as a family visit. Also you may have to show enough proof (to convince visa officer) that they will go back to home country.

Telecom / VoIP skills have very high demand. you should be earning in the range of £45-50k for permenant job or as another member said, £300 per day.

definitely impossible as per rules in WP related cateogry, but had relaxations in past on compassionate circumstances.

you can try your luck. in case of refusal, you may not be able to obtain visit visas to UK in future

from my past experience:- Employer need not to advertise as long as job description & title remains same WP holder can continue with current employer, in case of refusal of new WP application (HO clearly mention in the refusal letter that, "result of this refusal you don't have to leave the...

sorry guys i was away from IM yesterday

Just heard another rejection from chennai (madras) ECO. My friends mother who used to travel frequently, but this time they have refused to give visit visa.

just the same reasons stated in other posts!

sometimes you can grab travelodge deals as little as £10 per day

is that possible?

[quote="nonothing"]it seems 2 months extension is not worth the money (£335 at least) and time.[/quote]

strange, there are couple of other members also repoted this issue with chennai EC. I've got visit visa for my parents last year this time without any issue. They don't have anyone left behind in india or income. They totally depends on me. But your case gives me fear that i'm going to apply visit v...

Earning points - you can claim for all income which is taxed, but you need to show supporting tax documents education - if they have previously awarded you 15 points you should get that this time as well. It is worth to start your covering letter with previous application history and where you have ...

These are his contact details for those are very keen

email: stephen.kong@harveysf.co.uk
email: mail.london@harveysf.co.uk
Mobile: 07900 414 378

organizational hierarchy chart is a very good idea to support senior level experience

can he be on dependent visa anymore?

[quote="missmelanie"]he is 20 years and is on a dependant visa [/quote]

She could get dependent visa, as she has met all criteria except she is not financially dependent on you/your sister. www.ukvisas.gov.uk explains in detail on this (family visit section)

again miserable time for all tan skinned people :)

are you ILR holder / citizen?

cool mate, i'm from chennai

ishameeque wrote:Hello
I am an indian, from tamilnadu, been in the uk for almost 9 years now. I am currently in hampshire. People can get in touch with me for exchange of interest and information.
Regards

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