Changes to the Immigration Rules -is this for tier 1 ?

[params0073]

There is written ministerial statement has been laid in Parliament today. Not sure what this means from tier 1 general prospective :-

Reducing the curtailment threshold (the level of leave you have left which means that we will not normally pursue curtailment) from 6 months to 60 days.

Source :-
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... nges-rules

[John]

You have quoted one bullet point from the Ministerial Statement but I feel you now need to read the previous bullet point, before reading the one you have quoted :-

Making curtailment mandatory where a migrant under Tiers 2, 4, or 5 of the points-based system has failed to start, or has ceased, their work or study with their sponsor. This includes cases where a sponsor notifies us, via the sponsor management system (SMS), that a migrant is no longer pursuing the purpose of their visa. The Rules will also set out the limited exceptions to mandatory curtailment.

Unless you take that into account, the words you have quoted make no sense.

So as regards this particular point, Tier 1 holders, relax.

[params0073]

Thanks for the reply but I am still confused about the word "curtailment threshold".Could you please explain .

Thanks
Param

[John]

For example, if someone has a Tier 4 visa enabling them to study, if they stop studying for any reason, the time they can be off not studying is being reduced from 6 months to just 60 days.

But again, this does not apply to Tier 1 visa holders.

[params0073]

Many thanks John.

[rajweb2011]

hi jhon

is the new rulls will efect to who are in tire 1 general ? like getting Perminent resident after 5yrs ?

i got mine 2011 may last year

[rakeysh.patel]

hi jhon

is the new rulls will efect to who are in tire 1 general ? like getting Perminent resident after 5yrs ?

i got mine 2011 may last year

C'mon mate, you could do better than that. Read the above posts and you should get your answers.