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Extension refused - Few questions

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krishikay
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Extension refused - Few questions

Post by krishikay » Tue Sep 15, 2015 5:12 pm

Hi everyone,

I have just got my visa extension refused because of salary.
My current salary: £25,000 / 35 hours a week

So my visa was refused as it makes around £27,800 / 39 hours a week.

My employer is ready to give me pay rise, Now it will be £28,000 / 35 hours a week.
So it will make £31,172 / 39 hours a week, which is barely crossing the requirement of £31,000.
Should I ask my employer for £28,500? then it will be around £31,700 Or £31,172 will be fine?

Also about health subcharge, on letter it says £600 will be refunded. Is it possible to use same health subcharge code on new application? or I'll have to wait for refund and then get new health subcharge code?

Last one, how will it affect my new application? Do I need to show some kind of proof that my salary is actually increased to £28,000 / 35 hours a week?

Thanks in advance.
Krishi

manci
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Re: Extension refused - Few questions

Post by manci » Tue Sep 15, 2015 8:22 pm

krishikay wrote:Hi everyone,

I have just got my visa extension refused because of salary.
My current salary: £25,000 / 35 hours a week

So my visa was refused as it makes around £27,800 / 39 hours a week.

My employer is ready to give me pay rise, Now it will be £28,000 / 35 hours a week.
So it will make £31,172 / 39 hours a week, which is barely crossing the requirement of £31,000.
Should I ask my employer for £28,500? then it will be around £31,700 Or £31,172 will be fine?
the minimum salary is what is in the codes of practice, no margin is required above it

Also about health subcharge, on letter it says £600 will be refunded. Is it possible to use same health subcharge code on new application? or I'll have to wait for refund and then get new health subcharge code?

Last one, how will it affect my new application? Do I need to show some kind of proof that my salary is actually increased to £28,000 / 35 hours a week?
No, you don't have to provide any proof, the CoS is sufficient.

Thanks in advance.
Krishi

krishikay
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Re: Extension refused - Few questions

Post by krishikay » Wed Sep 16, 2015 9:32 am

Thanks for reply manci!

Any ideas on healthcare subcharge?
Also about healthcare subcharge, on letter it says £600 will be refunded. Is it possible to use same healthcare subcharge code on new application? or I'll have to wait for refund and then get new healthcare subcharge code?

ff88
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Re: Extension refused - Few questions

Post by ff88 » Wed Sep 16, 2015 9:47 am

krishikay wrote:Thanks for reply manci!

Any ideas on healthcare subcharge?
Also about healthcare subcharge, on letter it says £600 will be refunded. Is it possible to use same healthcare subcharge code on new application? or I'll have to wait for refund and then get new healthcare subcharge code?
Pay the healthcharge again with new application as old one will be refunded anyway

reflection_ewu
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Re: Extension refused - Few questions

Post by reflection_ewu » Fri Feb 12, 2016 9:46 am

Hi Manci,

regarding sallary for extension, which one should follow New entrant: £21,400 / Experienced:£26,900?
as i am due to extension my tier 2 general visa.

please advice.

thanks

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