Hello all,
This query has been asked several times on this forum and apologies for asking a similar one again.
My employer is applying for a Tier 2 general visa to relocate me to their London office. I have a drink driving conviction in Singapore from June 2013 for which I received a fine and had my license disqualified for 12 months. I read the general grounds of refusal and it states that for non custodial sentences visa would be denied if the application is made within 12 months from the date of conviction.
(18A) and S-EC.2.5.(a) Within the 12 months preceding the date of the application, the person has been convicted of or admitted an offence for which they received a non-custodial sentence or other out of court disposal that is recorded on their criminal record
Para 320 (18A).
I went through similar posts on this forum and there are quite a few replies talking about spent unspent convictions. My offense will not be spent until June 2018 under the U.K laws. Could someone clarify this please?
Also there is a note in the general grounds of refusal about "not being conducive to the public". Can people share any experiences as to how UKBA interpret this refusal clause when dealing with applications involving criminal/traffic offenses?
Regards
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