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Hi WF. Thank you for your reply. I was actually going through the policy guidelines for tier 1 general and its not mentioned anywhere for selfemployed people that they should be physically present in the coutry to make use of uplift ratio. Paragraph 129 of the tier 1 guidelines says:wf wrote:You cannot use the uplift ratio unless you were physically in the country when the money was earned.
Ruchica wrote:Hi WF. Thank you for your reply. I was actually going through the policy guidelines for tier 1 general and its not mentioned anywhere for selfemployed people that they should be physically present in the coutry to make use of uplift ratio. Paragraph 129 of the tier 1 guidelines says:wf wrote:You cannot use the uplift ratio unless you were physically in the country when the money was earned.
129 - The country in which the applicant has physically undertaken the work determines the income band that the earnings will be assessed against, and not: his/her nationality; the currency that the payment is made in; or the country in which payment is made. No uplift ratio is applied to the earnings made if the applicant has been in the UK while doing the work for an overseas company, and no applicants will be entitled to claim uplift rations on overseas earnings for extension applications.
Here the rules says that no uplift ratio would be applied to those doing work for an overseas company and if he/she is in the UK. In my case I am not doing the work for an overseas company in the UK and my income in india is a self-employed income. Furthermore, my application would be an initial application and not an extension application.
Your feedback/opinion on what I have just mentioned is very much appreciated. Thanks mate.