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Hi Manikamanika wrote:Hi- I am on tier 2 intra company transfer visa since oct 2009. (2 years)
I would like to know if i am eligible to apply for PR once I complete 5 years in UK on the same visa.
Thanks!
Manika
And why do you think that is so? Reference to the immigration rule? Or have you been told so by a (stupid / incompetent) solicitor and you are, in turn, ill-advising others?kupratap wrote:Hi Manika
No you are not eligible as your not comes under Tier 2 General, take legal advice before you apply otherwise you loose your money
Thx
Pratap
Hellosushdmehta wrote:And why do you think that is so? Reference to the immigration rule? Or have you been told so by a (stupid / incompetent) solicitor and you are, in turn, ill-advising others?kupratap wrote:Hi Manika
No you are not eligible as your not comes under Tier 2 General, take legal advice before you apply otherwise you loose your money
Thx
Pratap
Had you made an effort to read through my first response in the topic you should have noted that I had quoted the relevant immigration rule (the link for which was also provided).kupratap wrote:Hello
you better check the rules I'm not a stupid solicitor, you may be replying all the questions without knowing any thing, and your stupid signature
like is not facing joke and you are a joker
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas ... tiontypes/
---sushdmehta wrote:Had you made an effort to read through my first response in the topic you should have noted that I had quoted the relevant immigration rule (the link for which was also provided).kupratap wrote:Hello
you better check the rules I'm not a stupid solicitor, you may be replying all the questions without knowing any thing, and your stupid signature
like is not facing joke and you are a joker
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas ... tiontypes/
Read the immigration rule (245GF) carefully, specially 245GF(d). Having done that, read the opening post of this topic where the OP has mentioned that he/she has been a Tier 2 (ICT) migrant since October 2009.
Now, assuming that the OP has been ill-advised by me but accurately by you, please support your assertion - that the OP is not eligible for settlement - with tangible evidence (immigration rule / law / policy) .. rather than a irrelevant link to "application types".
I ask again ... which rule(s) / law / policy are you referring to that (as you claim) state(s) that a Tier 2 (ICT) migrant who was granted Tier 2 (ICT) leave according to immigration rules in place before April 2010 is not eligible for settlement under current rules.kupratap wrote:GO THROUGH THE HO RULES, INTERCOMPANY TRANSFERS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ILR
Hi kupratap,kupratap wrote:---sushdmehta wrote:Had you made an effort to read through my first response in the topic you should have noted that I had quoted the relevant immigration rule (the link for which was also provided).kupratap wrote:Hello
you better check the rules I'm not a stupid solicitor, you may be replying all the questions without knowing any thing, and your stupid signature
like is not facing joke and you are a joker
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas ... tiontypes/
Read the immigration rule (245GF) carefully, specially 245GF(d). Having done that, read the opening post of this topic where the OP has mentioned that he/she has been a Tier 2 (ICT) migrant since October 2009.
Now, assuming that the OP has been ill-advised by me but accurately by you, please support your assertion - that the OP is not eligible for settlement - with tangible evidence (immigration rule / law / policy) .. rather than a irrelevant link to "application types".
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GO THROUGH THE HO RULES, INTERCOMPANY TRANSFERS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ILR
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