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Yes, planning to go to India to apply. Has anyone done before in this forum?sah10406 wrote:You cannot switch in the UK, only by doing a visa application in your home country.
I become eligible for ILR after 3 years. But I am worried since I have to go to India to apply.sah10406 wrote:What aspect of the application is concerning you exactly?
Thanks a lot.CR001 wrote:As long as your absence is 180 days or less it should not be a problem for ILR LR.
DBA is Doctor of Business Administration and the said university runs the program.noajthan wrote:What is 'DBA' - do you mean some form of IT technical training? or Doctor of Business Administration?
And on what basis has this university said this? what authority?
Did they understand you meant DBA not DBA ? - and from where you may apply?
Thanks for responding. I have replied above in bold italics.Frontier Mole wrote:Tier 1EV was and is so abused any move away from it to another PBS route is considered with a hefty degree of scepticism. There is no authority on this just an anecdotal experience within the educational sector.
It is hard to change from tier1EV as the genuine student test places a great deal of emphasis on why would you not carry on with your business in favour of returning to study again...
The OP answers his own question, the business will not be meeting the requirements to extend under tier 1EV and he wants to access ILT under long term residency. In other words stay at any cost...
This could be true that the business was not running successfully hence could not meet the extension criteria. It could also mean that to run the business successfully you need more in-depth study or research in your chosen business. That does not make one a counterfeit... It is better to study and have better understanding about running a business than to apply for extension showing you have employed 2 settled workers when your business was in loss... I am going to write this in my cover letter.
Hence the uni is saying in a round about way we are not going to give you a CAS because it is a high risk possibility of refusal and given the BCA criteria it is not a worthwhile risk to take.
What is BCA criteria?
No visa is guaranteed.mohammed1980 wrote:DBA is Doctor of Business Administration and the said university runs the program.
Since I am going to apply from India, the academic progression rule does not apply to my case. And even if it does, doctorate is an academic progression after masters.
Legally, they have no right to refuse an application purely on the basis of probabilities.
I was saying the university has no right to refuse me admission only because I am going to complete 10 years of stay in UK after 2 years.noajthan wrote:No visa is guaranteed.mohammed1980 wrote:DBA is Doctor of Business Administration and the said university runs the program.
Since I am going to apply from India, the academic progression rule does not apply to my case. And even if it does, doctorate is an academic progression after masters.
Legally, they have no right to refuse an application purely on the basis of probabilities.
If there is an element of discretion in the decision-making process, based on credibility, balance of probability, track record (or other factors), then there is always even more room for refusal.
Remember it takes two to tango. A visa is not all about the applicant; the country has wants/needs too.mohammed1980 wrote:I was saying the university has no right to refuse me admission only because I am going to complete 10 years of stay in UK after 2 years.
I think it is a new university and therefore they are being extra careful or they might have had issues with other students where there was a risk of them losing their licence.
