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shargaur wrote:Hi haiksuresh,
Think logically. If she is outside UK and her tier 1 is expired, it will be a new application not an extension. You can only extend if your current visa status is intact or alive. secondly, extension only happens inside a country. Outside a country is a new application.
Vinny is right. Page 2, does not state dependents anywhere. See below from pg2,cutevedha wrote:Hi Vinny
Where did they its only for main applicant and not for dependent applicant. I do not see the meaning of "applicant" is main applicant only in any dictionary. A person who is applying for for anything is called as an applicant. Don't overlook the process.
This guidance tells you how to calculate the five year continuous lawful period in the UK
requirement for an applicant in the following categories.
representative of an overseas business (paragraph 150 of the Immigration Rules)
UK ancestry (paragraph 192)
retired person of independent means (paragraph 269)
domestic workers in private households (paragraph 159G), and
the following sub-categories of the points-based system:
o Tier 1 (Exceptional talent) (paragraph 245BF)
o Tier 2 (General) (paragraph 245HF)
o Tier 2 (Sportsperson) (paragraph 245HF)
o Tier 2 (Minister of religion) (paragraph 245HF)
o Tier 2 (Intra-company transfers) (ICT) granted under the rules in place before 6 April
2010 (paragraph 245GF)
o Tier 5 (International agreement) – private servants in diplomatic households granted
entry under rules in place before 6 April 2012 only (paragraph 245 ZS).
It covers the following routes which allow accelerated settlement:
Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) (paragraph 245DF)
Tier 1 (Investor) (paragraph 245EF).