So now UK will leave EU will it affect illegals? would they get amnesty for example?

this is probably going to be my last question, I just found out the student has been studying on level 3 before he was 18, so only studied 1 since he was 18 and the rule on this website http://www.ukcisa.org.uk/Information--Advice/Visas-and-Immigration/Tier-4-eligibility-and-requirements#RL?rl ...

hmm ok, so can the student go back to home country and re-apply for a new visa to study same level? thanks

ok heres another thing I am confused about, so student cannot spend more then two years studying below degree level right, so does studying a 4 course from level 3 course not count as academic progression?

Hi what is the situation if someone is coming to the end of current tier visa after studying a level 3 course, but would like to continue on another level 3 course. Basically been doing a English language course for 2 years but would like to continue on to A Level course. I understand new rules came ...

As I understand it, if students already on tier 4 visa studying a level 3 course cant change to another level 3 course because visa is valid for 3 years and they already studies 2 years so they cant get new visa? I don't know where you are getting your information, but again this is wrong. The 2 ...

As I understand it, if students already on tier 4 visa studying a level 3 course cant change to another level 3 course because visa is valid for 3 years and they already studies 2 years so they cant get new visa?

Hi I have a friend who has come to me with his problem, he came to UK on tier 4 student visa valid for 3 years, studying a level 3 course, but after 2 years who wanted to change colleges and courses but was told both by his current sponsor and other colleges that he is not allowed to changed until ...

Obie wrote:To apply under the 7 years rule.

I think thats what they originally did but got rejected and they dont know why.

The person not in prison now, the person was in prison a few years ago but got released.

Obie wrote:A 20 years residence could also outweigh public interest in refusing under Article 8, depending on whether the person has little or no ties with their home country.

Sorry but I dont really understand that sentence?

Obie wrote:It is a proportionality assessment.

A person can still be refused if it will be reasonable to expect the child to return to the country of hi/her origin.

IC so what are there options now?

Hi one of my clients I translate for who is illegal applied for the 7 year residence rule with children born outside UK. Why might that be because based on the child living her for 7 years I thought there was an human right issue? They seem really distressed I'm trying to help them but i'm no ...

An application can be refused on grounds of suitability, depending what the offence was? Does the client have a partner or any children here? Hi, well I think it was some kind of fraud and no children, I think the partner is over stayer as well. Would it make any difference if my client had a legal ...

Hi I do freelance interpreting and this post is on behalf of a client. Situation is that my client has been here for nearly 20 years now as a over stayer and the person wants to apply for 20 year rule but the person has been in prison in UK before for about 6 months but got released and never ...