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Hi All, I am a Nigerian living in Ghana. The ECOWAS Passport allows for free movement within West African countries in ECOWAS. I have applied for UK Jobs and I'm receiving positive feedbacks. But my concern is, if it comes to applying for the Tier 2 work visa after receiving a Job offer and COS, can ...

In the Tech Nation's guide "Tech-Nation-Visa-GUIDE-04-2019.pdf", page 22 under 2) How do I demonstrate that I have been (or have the potential to be) recognised as a leading talent in the digital technology sector? "Evidence of recognition provided by a colleague, friend or manager is not sufficient ...

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Hi All,

I understand that there is an allocated quota of about 1000 per year right?

What happens if the allocated quota is full when you apply? Will you get your application money back after rejection or will they retain it?

Thanks.

Then why not apply for a fiance visa, which is 6 months validity and then you can remain in the UK and apply for FLR(M) once married?? HO might still scrutinise your application and relationship given your recent refusal. Yes true, but we currently dont meet the Financial requirement stated in the ...

Let's be clear here. A marriage visitor visa is for someone who wishes to marry in the UK (within 6 months), but intends to leave after the wedding. Is this your intention? If not, you need to apply for a fiance visa. Yes this is my intention to come in and get married then leave after the marriage ...

Hi All, With regard to the Marriage Visitor visa, so I've previously been refused an extension for Tier 2 work visa (10 Nov, 2016) on basis of the new Minimum salary requirement for Experienced workers. (My new job offered £27,000 but UKBA minimum for experienced workers is £31,100). For this reason, ...

"Did she earn 18,600 in the past 12 months?? "
Yes she did.

Oh ok, yes, much clearer now, I understand now.

Thanks

"if she was not working for 4 months, her previous job needed to pay well above £18600 pa in order to qualify for a visa right now." Thanks for your response. Sorry for the confusion. But your last sentence seem to have summarised my question. So just how much will be 'well above'? Cos at the moment ...

Hi there, I need some advise regarding this scenario. Say I come in the UK using the Marriage visitor visa and got married. Then leave the country to apply for the ‘family of a settled person’ visa (Spouse visa). Now my UK new wife just got a new job offer after a 4 months break from the old job. Bo ...

I would strongly suggest you do your research properly. SA is very expensive and jobs are hard to get even for SA citizens, that is without the crime and lack of basic service delivery and extreme corruption. There are other countries on the African continent that would probably be much better ...

What is your actual situation as you have posted numerous posts with different circumstances and visas. Tier 2 Visa Application Required Minimum Salary Workign hrs (click) Family of Settled Person Visa (Click) Why do you want to go to South Africa?? Hi, I am Originally from Nigeria. Been working on ...

Hi there, I am currently in the UK. I would like to visit South Africa on a visit visa to attend a Job interview. I would like to enquire if it is possible to also make an application for the Critical Skills Work visa whilst I am there in South African or do I have to apply from outside? Supposing I ...

Casa wrote:No. Only your wife's income as your sponsor will qualify.

Hi, thanks for your response.

So there is no other financial requirements to prove from my side that is right?

Hi there, Let's say I am fully employed in Ghana Africa, and I got married to my Fiance' in Ghana. She works full time in the UK as well but not earning up to £18,600. I want to now join her in the UK as married couples. My gross annual income is up to £18,600 when converted. Can i be the one to p ...

Hi there, Let's say I am fully employed in Ghana Africa, and I got married to my Fiance' in Ghana. She works full time in the UK as well but not earning up to £18,600. I want to now join her in the UK as married couples. My gross annual income is up to £18,600 when converted. Can i be the one to p ...

Read Frontier Mole's post of 26/09/2016: http://www.immigrationboards.com/uk-tier-2-employer-sponsored-visas/tier-2-general-extension-salary-experienced-new-entrant-t209071.html?hilit=general%20extension#p1403307 Hi manci, thanks for your response. Yes I understand this, but in order to make a new ...

Oh Right, I see your point.

As of the Pro-rater calculations, seeing as the £31,100 is the minimum requirement for a 39 hour/week Job.

This job is a 37.5 hour / week which would mean we only need to match it to £29,904 right?
i.e. (37.5 x 31,000) / 39 = £29,904

Your employer is on slippery slope to sponsor license revocation if you and s/he play such games with this type of visa. Oh, can you please explain a bit more? Cos I dont understand what's wrong in doing that seeing as there is no fixed minimum working hours stated anywhere and pro-rata ...

Hi there, Is there a required minimum working hours? I ask because my visa was refused as it didnt meet the required minimum for the Job type. According to: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration ... illed-work Under: Appropriate salary rates "Where the applicant has contracted weekly hours or is ...

the new entrant min. salary for a 39 hour week under SOC code 2135 is actually £24,900, not £24,000. For a 37.5 hour week the minimum would be 37.5/39.0 x £24,900 = £23, 943. Your £25k salary is well above the threshold. There is no problem with working a 37.5 hour week. Hi, How about a 32.5 hours a ...