i dont think there will be a change on the FLR forms, at least not this november otherwise they would have said so by now. but i could be wrong, just keep checking the websites for any updates
what do you mean he is on asylum status, do you mean has he applied for asylum or that it has already been granted. if it has been granted then i think he might not need to apply for spouse visa as he would have already been granted ILR, if not i am not sure how it will affect his application
I see they are introducing new application forms, and they are going to start acknowledging reciept of application and sending out to you the reference number. at least that will free them from spending time replying to emails and phone calls in relation to reference numbers and reciept of applicati...
i think you will need to apply for her visa at the Irish Embassy in your home country, if you there is no embassy in your country you can apply for her visa at the visa office (Burgh Quay) in dublin. when she comes here then she will have to register with the Garda in the same way as you did
your wife should be able to get work in ireland without applying for a work permit (becuase your EEA national) http://www.oasis.gov.ie/relationships/marriage/citizenship_residency_rights_work_permits_marriage.html as to how easy or difficult it is to find a job, i wuold say a lot depends on which pr...
well if you take up the offer, it means you will have a WP from that country hence you will be a resident there. the answer is YES you should be able to apply from there. however just to makesure go on the website for the british embassy/high commission for the country you want to move to and have a...
Hi ALL, I finally got my reference number today. The HSMP team has mentioned in the email that it would take about 20 weeks to process the application. Thanks everyone. Ravi glad to hear you got the number. do you mind sharing with us 5 digits of it. it will help to see how many cases they are reci...
sorry to hear that your application was not successful. i am sure you can send a reviewal (appeal) and the fact that you are now 28 should not affect your appeal. you will however have to show reason for them give you the 10 points that they didnt give you on the spouse qualification. you dont neces...
There are a number of things you will need to consider and seeing that it is weekend time take a lot of time to read the documents provided by WP (UK), they should answer most of your questions. it will be hard to give clear answers as we dont know your full circumstances. anyway i have taken the li...
Extremely sorry to hear that yuor case was not successful. just dont give up hope and use the appeal process if you have to. and thanks a lot for all you have done in this forum, you really have helped a lot of applicants and wish you all the best. i am sure once you get your letter you will be able...
Congratulations on your success. just one question, could you share with the actual date of approval, as per letter of approval. this might give us an idea on long they are taking to process appeals (reviewals).
well if you want you can get the NARIC to verify your degree for you for a fee of course. i think you fax to them a form whcih you can download on the web their website http://www.naric.org.uk/
I would say with doctors maybe true as someone already posted saying that his mate's application got processed immediately. i am not sure though for any other proffessions. My reasoning would be that only the proffession in which one can claim the 50points for 'priority' proffession, are the ones wh...
since you came in december 2000, it is almost 4 years now. so i think you can submit your applications next month, whether you can do it now i dont know.
if you not claiming points for them then there is no need to mention them. i think it is only at Entry clearance time when you will have to mention them
which forms are you trying to fill in? i suggest that you copy all and paste on a word document and fill it in there. otherwise just print and fill in by hand.
Sorry for misleading you there. Yes the the dependents can work. here is a clip i got from the TWES notes What if the person has dependants? 110. The spouse, unmarried partner and children of a TWES permit holder may be admitted to the UK as dependants. The spouse/unmarried partner will be given con...
if you applying for the under 28 HSMP you will need to submit something to show that you are under 28. if not there i dont think there is need to submit birth certificate or passport copy. but whatever you do, dont submit you actual passport cause it will be as long as six months b4 you see it again
please madankumars why dont you stop with your selfish and rather provoking comments. you have had nothing positive to say about the UK and the HSMP visa. we dont need to hear your thoughts like 'HSMP is too easy' its not there are lot of people failing to get thruogh, well done to you if you got in...
rather unfortunate email from [ i]madankumars , i think with Teeboys case is a classic example of how HSMP works. Many will tell you how difficult it is to get the agencies to to look at your CV let alone get a job if you are applying from as far afield as say India or Zimbabwe. the whole purpose of...
there are some professions which are eligible for a 'fast-tracked' work permit programme and once you have a job you would get a 2 year working visa or working authorisation (difference really is that the visa is for people who require visas to travel to ireland, but in essence its the same thing). ...
