need urgent help! on applying multiplication factor!

[thiruuk]

hi experts!

i m applying(switch over from psw) Tier1(General).
only by applying multiplication factor on my indian earnings which i made physically present in the country for past 9 months am eligible for applying.


i got two kind of feed back onthis

1. one is i can apply multiplication factor on my earnings


2. i can apply only by showing equivalent amount to pounds not by converted by using multiplication factor.


is any one who faced this same situation ?
what is the result for that.

even i discussed with one solicitor they gave me positive feed back on it.

i'm in the dilemma please help me on this. as im taking risk by spending money and time(taking leave ).

if i cant on what basis my application will be refused.

Thank you.

[jason23]

Were you in the UK while making the Indian earnings? Given that you are on a PSW, I would assume so.
Earnings can only be given an uplift if you were physically present in the country. So if you were in India for those 9 months you can apply the uplift, otherwise you will just have to convert it to GBP and see if you meet the required criteria.

[thiruuk]

Were you in the UK while making the Indian earnings? Given that you are on a PSW, I would assume so.
Earnings can only be given an uplift if you were physically present in the country. So if you were in India for those 9 months you can apply the uplift, otherwise you will just have to convert it to GBP and see if you meet the required criteria.

thanks a lot jason. for your quick reply.
yes jason im in still india only. i'm returning back mid of march.

[jason23]

Were you in the UK while making the Indian earnings? Given that you are on a PSW, I would assume so.
Earnings can only be given an uplift if you were physically present in the country. So if you were in India for those 9 months you can apply the uplift, otherwise you will just have to convert it to GBP and see if you meet the required criteria.

thanks a lot jason. for your quick reply.
yes jason im in still india only. i'm returning back mid of march.

In that case you can definitely apply the uplift ratio. Good luck

[akash08]

if you are physically present in India while earning Indian salary, you can use uplift ratio but if you are in UK during Indian earning, then you can only convert it to GBP.

There is no other rule here. Take my word for it.. this is absolutely correct irrespective of whatever people may tell you.

[thiruuk]

if you are physically present in India while earning Indian salary, you can use uplift ratio but if you are in UK during Indian earning, then you can only convert it to GBP.

There is no other rule here. Take my word for it.. this is absolutely correct irrespective of whatever people may tell you.

Thanks a lot for quick response akash. i look for ward