Salary/wage compared to your last extension

[inna]

Has anyone heard about a rule that says your last 12 months' earnings have to be more than when you applied for your last extension?

i.e. your last year of payslips (not your current salary) equal to £30k, but at your Tier 1 extension you were earning £35k; therefore you're not allowed to get ILR.

I was just told this, but then couldn't find the details online. It seems like a weird rule (and it's another rule that isn't shown anywhere on the form), but interested to know if anyone knows any more details.

[emini34]

please do not create unnecessary panic here. it is not through. If you think it is through please put a link of UKBA website where you saw it.

[inna]

I'm not trying to create any panic. I've simply been told this and I'm trying to find out if there's any substance to it.

[cs95tdg]

Has anyone heard about a rule that says your last 12 months' earnings have to be more than when you applied for your last extension.

No. There is no such rule.

[inna]

So the only rule regarding your last 12 months' wages is if you need to receive a certain amount of points for the Tier 1 system?

[vik30]

No such rule exists.

For ILR on tier 1 basis, Applicant need to obtain the required points on the basis of consecutive 12 months salary (from last 15 months). Simple and straightforward