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Well I was also asking keeping in mind entry clearance Tier1(Entr'p) ok so we dont need a business plan, could you specify what is included or excluded from the list of things required by BHCThere is no need for a business plan if you are applying for an entry clearance i.e. if you are applying for the visa from outside the UK. We only discuss the entry clearance route in here.
Thanks. More comprehensive than the DVR form for the 50,000 category?tony.montana wrote:Hi whiteroses,
They make a thorough verification of the £200,000 bank statement/letter. I spoke to the bank manager and he told that BHC sends them a different and a more comprehensive DVR form for the £200,000 bank statement.
I've some questions regarding apply outside UK for Tier 1 (Ent) visa.
-1. £200 000 balance ( do the funds have to be in the bank or can I provide other source of incomes which make to £200K? e.g. bank bal £50K and rest resource from(e.g. own business capital, property & land valuation)
-2. what the minimum score except for ITELS (English language)
I know there is tier 1 guideline sometimes its hard to understand what the actually the meaning..
the above explains that they need the evidence that clearly shows you have access to £200,000 available to you. so it has to be a financial institution providing such evidence e.g banks, it can not be any property evaluation pure money needed.Claiming points for attributes
Section a: £200,000 funding
You or the entrepreneurial team must have £200,000 of your own money available to make
a fresh investment into business in the UK. You should supply documentary evidence of
the money in your/ each member of the entrepreneurial team’s name as specified in the
‘Immigration Rules and in the ‘Documents we require’ section below.
Thanks KIM1kim1 wrote:Patan2012
I've some questions regarding apply outside UK for Tier 1 (Ent) visa.
-1. £200 000 balance ( do the funds have to be in the bank or can I provide other source of incomes which make to £200K? e.g. bank bal £50K and rest resource from(e.g. own business capital, property & land valuation)
-2. what the minimum score except for ITELS (English language)
I know there is tier 1 guideline sometimes its hard to understand what the actually the meaning..
LOOK AT BULLET BELOW.the above explains that they need the evidence that clearly shows you have access to £200,000 available to you. so it has to be a financial institution providing such evidence e.g banks, it can not be any property evaluation pure money needed.Claiming points for attributes
Section a: £200,000 funding
You or the entrepreneurial team must have £200,000 of your own money available to make
a fresh investment into business in the UK. You should supply documentary evidence of
the money in your/ each member of the entrepreneurial team’s name as specified in the
‘Immigration Rules and in the ‘Documents we require’ section below.
The minimum ILETS before was 7band which is now reduced to 4band,or equalent will be any english language test that equals B1 level. (B1=Ilets 4 band)
I have answered to best of my knowledge maybe other brothers can elaborate more clearly.
Do they verify the £200,000 investment funds for a random date too? Or only on the date mentioned on the Bank Letter?tony.montana wrote:Hi la,
I have read policy guidance and they haven't specified a period for which the amount of £200,000 should be held in the bank.
In my case they made verification within the first week of application submission and I had the same balance in my bank account on the date of verification as it was on closing date of the bank statement.
Moreover, they verified the bank statements from 3 different points, from two different regional offices of the bank and the issuing branch.
They took 21 working days to grant me the entry clearance.
that was very helpful. Just forgot to ask regarding ITELS I have got ITEL 6.5 but more than 2 years old, do I have to give another ITELS?
I use to work in a bank (not anymore) and I am telling you this from experience that when BHC use to call up for statement verification they would normally ask about the random dates out of the statement supplied to them when the case was submitted. however they would often ask that what is the current balance which was on the date of their inquiry.Do they verify the £200,000 investment funds for a random date too? Or only on the date mentioned on the Bank Letter?
I cannot keep such a huge amount in the bank for such a long duration.
Whats the progress with your case bro, have the status changed yet, I guess its been over a month,only asking out of curiosity & wish u luck.I have submitted my application for Tier 1 Entrepreneur entry clearance from Pakistan. Staff at UK Visa Application Centre (Gerry's) told me that British High Commission (BHC) normally takes three working weeks to provide an outcome of the application for this category of entry clearance. I submitted the application a week ago and yesterday BHC contacted my bank to verify the bank statements I provided with my application.
If there are people on this forum who are also in the process of obtaining the same entry clearance (Tier 1 Entrepreneur from outside UK), they can share their experience or ask questions here.
Hi kim1,kim1 wrote:Hi Tony.montana
Whats the progress with your case bro, have the status changed yet, I guess its been over a month,only asking out of curiosity & wish u luck.
tony.montana wrote:Hi la,
I have read policy guidance and they haven't specified a period for which the amount of £200,000 should be held in the bank.
In my case they made verification within the first week of application submission and I had the same balance in my bank account on the date of verification as it was on closing date of the bank statement.
Moreover, they verified the bank statements from 3 different points, from two different regional offices of the bank and the issuing branch.
They took 21 working days to grant me the entry clearance.
So glad to here that, I am happy for you many congratulations on the achievement, hope rest of the ride is smooth too all the way to indefinite.I have been granted the Entrepreneur Entry Clearance . I mentioned this in my earlier post. Smile
It took them 21 working days to give me the visa
Thank you kim1. You can ask what you need to know and I will let you know. I heard they are changing rules and it will become very difficult to get this visa in near future.kim1 wrote:Hi tony.montana
So glad to here that, I am happy for you many congratulations on the achievement, hope rest of the ride is smooth too all the way to indefinite.
Would you like to give as an advise which guys like us who are to apply for the visa that might benifit from, anything at all.plz
Hi,tony.montana wrote:Thank you kim1. You can ask what you need to know and I will let you know. I heard they are changing rules and it will become very difficult tokim1 wrote:Hi tony.montana
So glad to here that, I am happy for you many congratulations on the achievement, hope rest of the ride is smooth too all the way to indefinite.
Would you like to give as an advise which guys like us who are to apply for the visa that might benifit from, anything at all.plz
get this visa in near future.
Hi,Sar78 wrote: Hi,
Do you have any idea what these rule changes will be like? And do you think these changes will be brought about before April?
Thanks.
Hi alex,alex87 wrote:^^
That sounds like a strong possibility considering that the UKBA are planning to introduce interviews for other categories as well. I think that interviews have already been announced for entry clearance under tier 4, if I'm not wrong.
Where did you hear about these possible changes? Would be grateful if you could post a link. I tried to find more information online but found very little.
tony.montana wrote:Hi la,
I have read policy guidance and they haven't specified a period for which the amount of £200,000 should be held in the bank.
In my case they made verification within the first week of application submission and I had the same balance in my bank account on the date of verification as it was on closing date of the bank statement.
Moreover, they verified the bank statements from 3 different points, from two different regional offices of the bank and the issuing branch.
They took 21 working days to grant me the entry clearance.
Thank you. I have good relations with the bank. When regional offices are approached by the embassy for documents verification, regional offices then send the DVR to the relevant branch just to make an additional check and then they respond back to the embassy. The manager at the branch told me the above.adilzia wrote:
Hi,
congrats for ur visa.
And best wishes for future.
my question is that how did u find about these regional offices verifications?