NHS Tier2 VISA sponsorship

UKQEEN · Post by **UKQEEN** » Fri Jun 19, 2015 6:25 pm

Hi Friends,

I am on Tier 2 dependent visa of my husband and my husband will lose his job in few months time.

My employer (NHS) willing to give me Tier2 Visa but they are not sure how they can conduct RMLT because I am already working for them.

Is it possible that NHS can give sponsorship of existing permanent employee??
If yes what they have to do??

Thanks
Koyal

moonlight55 · Post by **moonlight55** » Fri Jun 19, 2015 9:58 pm

Unless your job is in the shortage occupation list, they will have to conduct the RLMT. Once successful, apply for a restricted CoS. Once approved, assign the CoS to you. You cannot apply for Tier 2 visa from within UK. You need to go back to your home country and apply for entry clearance.

safatafa · Post by **safatafa** » Mon Jun 22, 2015 11:39 am

they would need to advertise the job for 28 days and then do interviews only then if they cant find any suitable local candidate they can issue you a cos?

what is your role?

do you know your soc code?

please give us more details so that we can help.

UKQEEN · Post by **UKQEEN** » Mon Jun 22, 2015 5:54 pm

safatafa wrote:they would need to advertise the job for 28 days and then do interviews only then if they cant find any suitable local candidate they can issue you a cos?

what is your role?

do you know your soc code?

please give us more details so that we can help.

Biomedical Scientist BMS, SOC code 2112.

Do they have to record documents and reason for not taking any local candidates??

HR not sure how it works so i am very tens and even I dont know the process.

How about prof of English language.

Does NARIC statement of comparison is valid to show this requirement.
I have expired IELTS report as well. Is it valid as well?

safatafa · Post by **safatafa** » Mon Jun 22, 2015 6:24 pm

OPIC REVIEW: NHS TIER2 VISA SPONSORSHIP
Re: NHS Tier2 VISA sponsorship
Post by UKQEEN » Mon Jun 22, 2015 4:54 pm

safatafa wrote:
they would need to advertise the job for 28 days and then do interviews only then if they cant find any suitable local candidate they can issue you a cos?

what is your role?

do you know your soc code?

please give us more details so that we can help.

Biomedical Scientist BMS, SOC code 2112.

Do they have to record documents and reason for not taking any local candidates??
No
HR not sure how it works so i am very tens and even I dont know the process.
Basically have they got license to sponsor you if yes they should know how it works
How about prof of English language.
U are a biomedical scientist assuming u have a degree u should be able get points via points based calculator
Does NARIC statement of comparison is valid to show this requirement.
if ur degree doesn't show up on pbs then yes
I have expired IELTS report as well. Is it valid as well?
U r a dependant no it won't help

ksadoc · Post by **ksadoc** » Mon Jun 22, 2015 10:04 pm

UKQEEN wrote:Hi Friends,

I am on Tier 2 dependent visa of my husband and my husband will lose his job in few months time.

My employer (NHS) willing to give me Tier2 Visa but they are not sure how they can conduct RMLT because I am already working for them.

Is it possible that NHS can give sponsorship of existing permanent employee??
If yes what they have to do??

Thanks
Koyal

Hi,

If your husband is working in NHS and is a doctor, may be i would be able to help. Please let me know, if hes a doctor, what specialty, grade and years of experience does he have.

Goodluck.

Post by **CR001** » Mon Jun 22, 2015 10:20 pm

ksadoc wrote:
UKQEEN wrote:Hi Friends,

I am on Tier 2 dependent visa of my husband and my husband will lose his job in few months time.

My employer (NHS) willing to give me Tier2 Visa but they are not sure how they can conduct RMLT because I am already working for them.

Is it possible that NHS can give sponsorship of existing permanent employee??
If yes what they have to do??

Thanks
Koyal
Hi,

If your husband is working in NHS and is a doctor, may be i would be able to help. Please let me know, if hes a doctor, what specialty, grade and years of experience does he have.

Goodluck.

The OP is the Tier 2 Dependent and working for the NHS, not the main Tier 2 visa holder.

DBK · Post by **DBK** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 12:15 pm

as far as i know you don't need RLMT if you are working for the employer for more than 6 months(well that was the case with me atleast) only thing im not sure about is that idk if its possible to swap like dependent to main applicant and main applicant to be your dependent.

iworker · Post by **iworker** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 3:44 pm

@DBK in that case u should not advise.
What you have said used to be the case many years ago and still did not applied to the dependents.

UKQEEN · Post by **UKQEEN** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 4:11 pm

DBK wrote:as far as i know you don't need RLMT if you are working for the employer for more than 6 months(well that was the case with me atleast) only thing im not sure about is that idk if its possible to swap like dependent to main applicant and main applicant to be your dependent.

Hi Could you please explain bit more or if possible any link to this info (no RMLT for employer for more than 6 months in NHS).

I have not heard this condition.

cheers
koyal

UKQEEN · Post by **UKQEEN** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 4:14 pm

ksadoc wrote:
UKQEEN wrote:Hi Friends,

I am on Tier 2 dependent visa of my husband and my husband will lose his job in few months time.

My employer (NHS) willing to give me Tier2 Visa but they are not sure how they can conduct RMLT because I am already working for them.

Is it possible that NHS can give sponsorship of existing permanent employee??
If yes what they have to do??

Thanks
Koyal
Hi,

If your husband is working in NHS and is a doctor, may be i would be able to help. Please let me know, if hes a doctor, what specialty, grade and years of experience does he have.

Goodluck.

Sorry he is not doctor.

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