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I do not agree with you nasirkhan. Though in reality there are no restrictions on studying on an Entrepreneur visa, however, there can be a scenario during extension wherein you might have to explain as to how you managed to develop the business, supervise two employees and also studied full time. It can a be rare scenario but I would suggest to avoid it. If there is a need to acquire some specialist knowledge related to your business or its future prospects than you can study part time.nasirkhan wrote:You can even study full time if you want to ?
Dawn786 wrote:I do not agree with you nasirkhan. Though in reality there are no restrictions on studying on an Entrepreneur visa, however, there can be a scenario during extension wherein you might have to explain as to how you managed to develop the business, supervise two employees and also studied full time. It can a be rare scenario but I would suggest to avoid it. If there is a need to acquire some specialist knowledge related to your business or its future prospects than you can study part time.nasirkhan wrote:You can even study full time if you want to ?
samaygrg wrote:Dawn786 wrote:I do not agree with you nasirkhan. Though in reality there are no restrictions on studying on an Entrepreneur visa, however, there can be a scenario during extension wherein you might have to explain as to how you managed to develop the business, supervise two employees and also studied full time. It can a be rare scenario but I would suggest to avoid it. If there is a need to acquire some specialist knowledge related to your business or its future prospects than you can study part time.nasirkhan wrote:You can even study full time if you want to ?
Agreeing with Dawn786, even though legally it is not mentioned restricted anywhere; it will definitely put us into trouble at the time of extension [unless you do not need it] and will significantly decrease case's credibility.
I personally think even for the part time training or short courses, we can drag it into HRD of the company and move accordingly [to keep the quality credential alive]. Win-Win situation.
Thank you very much Olasunkanmi , it is an important point that must to know even if not for study ! thanks againOlasunkanmi wrote:@ anas_19, with entrepreneur visa, you are a director and also an investor so you don't necessarily have to be a manager of the business if you can employ a capable hand to run the business for you while you undertake your full-time study.
Being a director of a business does not mean you should be working in the business for a specify hrs weekly, the requirement of the visa is that you invest either 50k or 200k and also employ 2 full-time workers. No requirement that you must work full-time in your own business.