Hi,
Does liquidating a company that cannot pay off its debts impact immigration for tier 1 entreprenuer visa?

I have no debt apart from council tax for the year and VAT. I had already submitted a finsncisl hardship form and wanted to know what my options are. Obviously bankruptcy id not an option which brings me to my next quedtion.How does one move to another business in terms of procedure involved.thanks

Thanks Hamm ad for your reply,
I think my business does not classify into a small business category. I think in terms of area I have a bigger commercial property.is there any other recourse apart from bankruptcy or small business rebate? I agree bankruptcy is not an option.

Hi , I received my entrepreneur visa in 2013 , whereby i setup my own company and invested the required funds inot a business i took over. Unfortunately the business isnt doing very well and i am facing difficulty in paying the Council tax. I am planning to appeal using financial difficulty. Should ...

Hello, I have recently been given entrepreneur visa and i would like to congratulate the people maintaining this service. It is indeed a great resource and a reliable source of pertinent information. I have a few queries regarding entrepreneur visa conditions: 1- Is there a time limit during the £20...

Thank you very much Darvesh. Much appreciated

I have acquired the entrepreneur visa from Pakistan ,and i wish to acquire a franchise business such as Shelll fuel station, coffee franchise or a pizza hut franchise. Is that a permissible investment and does it fulfill the requirement of entrepreneur visa investments?

Hello,
Would like to know if investing in a franchise business in the UK is permissible under rules of an entrepreneur visa category.
Any help will be much appreciated

Thanks for your help

Hi all, Is it true that after 13th dec 2012, people holding tier 4 visa cannot switch to tier 1 entrepreneur visa through the route of £200,000 if they are already within the UK'? And they could only switch if they engage a venture capital firm with a funding of £50,000 otherwise they must head back...