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Rayking wrote:Yes you can!you can apply on Cat A,as long as your income is equal or more than 18600.
If salaried employment, make sure your income is at least 1550 a month.
If non salaried, the amount doesn't matter as it can be flexible, but it must be equal or more than 18600 as well.
To be honest ... I never knew that such payment existed!!MPH80 wrote:What he means is that if you're paid a flat monthly salary regardless of how many hours you work (salaried) then you have to be earning more than he stated.
if you are paid an hourly wage - you have to make sure you're earning over the threshold each month - e.g. more than those hours.
- still not sure what u mean by "more than those hours" ... sorry, I am lostif you are paid an hourly wage - you have to make sure you're earning over the threshold each month - e.g. more than those hours
Rayking wrote:Well,I suggest you also read some of this technicalities and with time you get used to them
Salaried employment is your income you get irrespective of the numbers of hours you do,that means you'll still be paid the amount anyway.
Non salaried is what you get paid hourly and base on numbers of hours worked.
Your girlfriend will need to fulfill English language requirement, I believe you know this?
Most office jobs are like that. They pay a flat wage to do a job. The contract will say 'based on 40 hours' - but will then explicitly rule out overtime payments. You'll then find most office based workers are doing more than 40 hours a week for no more money.Bucki wrote:To be honest ... I never knew that such payment existed!!MPH80 wrote:What he means is that if you're paid a flat monthly salary regardless of how many hours you work (salaried) then you have to be earning more than he stated.
if you are paid an hourly wage - you have to make sure you're earning over the threshold each month - e.g. more than those hours.
Basically to work as much as u want ... high hours or low hours but yet always get same payment ?!! mmm interesting.
I do not think, that he would pay same salery each week/month despite how many hours I would work.
It is same as everywhere else, paid per hour ... example £10 per hour - Monday to Friday = 9am - 5pm = 40hr per week.
In that case, as from what I calculated would be: £400 per week / £1600 per month / £19200 per year
Bearing in mind, that this is without putting any additional hours on Saturday or Sunday.
Not sure if overtime would count or not ... ???
- still not sure what u mean by "more than those hours" ... sorry, I am lostif you are paid an hourly wage - you have to make sure you're earning over the threshold each month - e.g. more than those hours
Hmmm Agency too ??Obie wrote: It could be agency, permanent or fixed.
I have 13K as saving over 6month ago tho ... which I saved from all sources that I could possibly get.Obie wrote:To be able to use 4k as a saving that can be added to your earning, you will need to have held 26k in your account over 6 months.
Yes, got British citizenship since 2008Obie wrote:Yes, 13k will be of no use. It will be completely ignored. Are you a British?
Are you sure, that I could work 3 months through an agency at a Bakery for example,SoHopeful wrote:You can but you would have to use Category B which is over a period of 12 months. It may be quicker to just start the 6 month count again if you change jobs.
Ermmm doubt that would work, because the country where she is from , is not part of EU (EEA) Member,Obie wrote:I agree with the above.
Just to add, the option is open to you to move to another memberstate with your wife, work or establish a business there and return to the UK after a period.