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Senior Position and Tier 1 general

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sujyo
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Senior Position and Tier 1 general

Post by sujyo » Sun Sep 13, 2009 3:05 pm

I have total 12 years experinece as a Program Manager and currently on work permit. Is it ok for me to apply for Tier 1 general -highly skilled worker or will i be considered more senior.
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cheshiregoan
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Post by cheshiregoan » Sun Sep 13, 2009 3:20 pm

While the Tier 1 and HSMP before then are aimed more at attracting younger persons (i.e. below 28 years, as this attracts highest points for age); as long as you can satisfy the points requirements - minimum 75 points plus English language and maintenance funds, the Home Office does not look at how senior or junior you are.

I had applied for HSMP in 2007 after working for just one year after graduation because I was able to meet the points requirements.

If you can meet the required points by any combination allowed, there is no problem whatsoever.
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tvn_ramesh
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Post by tvn_ramesh » Sun Sep 13, 2009 5:14 pm

Believe me it doesn't matter wat u r or how senior.. only required points n docs matters.. (btw. when I applied I had more n 12yrs exp..)
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nksg
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Re: Senior Position and Tier 1 general

Post by nksg » Mon Sep 14, 2009 3:04 pm

T1 is not dependent on your seniority.

You have to earn points in certain areas.. i.e income/education/age etc..

just refer to the UKBA points calculator to check your eligibility.
sujyo wrote:I have total 12 years experinece as a Program Manager and currently on work permit. Is it ok for me to apply for Tier 1 general -highly skilled worker or will i be considered more senior.
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gotcha
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Post by gotcha » Mon Sep 14, 2009 3:10 pm

cheshiregoan wrote:While the Tier 1 and HSMP before then are aimed more at attracting younger persons (i.e. below 28 years, as this attracts highest points for age);
T1 is designed to attract skilled persons(not young persons). Higher points for younger person is to compensate earnings points, he/she may loose because of being relatively new in job market.
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tomkin
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Re: Senior Position and Tier 1 general

Post by tomkin » Mon Sep 14, 2009 3:11 pm

sujyo wrote:I have total 12 years experinece as a Program Manager and currently on work permit. Is it ok for me to apply for Tier 1 general -highly skilled worker or will i be considered more senior.
Do you expect UKBA to launch Tier - 0 visa for people in your bracket :)

Its already covering creme de la creme (doesn't look like though) of skilled workers in Tier -1
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