Hi all, I have a query I am on t1 G visa and eligible for an ILR but absence due to work related are more than 250 days in the last year. My husband is working for the same company he was working for in Uk, but now he is being paid in india and keeps travelling back and forth to keep the absences ...
Hi all, I have a query I am on t1 G visa and eligible for an ILR but absence due to work related are more than 250 days in the last year. My husband is working for the same company he was working for in Uk, but now he is being paid in india and keeps travelling back and forth to keep the absences ...
Hi all, I have a query I am on t1 G visa and eligible for an ILR but absence due to work related are more than 250 days in the last year. My husband is working for the same company he was working for in Uk, but now he is being paid in india and keeps travelling back and forth to keep the absences ...
If you haven't read the response I provided below, please do so. You appear to be asking the same question on eligibility again, without providing/finding out the answer to the question of when your husbands initial Tier 2 ICT application was made. With regards to absences, you mention he has ...
It's the same question or potential issue I have highlighted in my previous response below. The gist of it is that if your husband's Tier 2 ICT was not granted under the rules in place before April 2010, then that particular residence period may not be considered as part of his overall ILR ...
Your problem is that the date of the Tier 2 (Intra-Company Transfer) application may be significant in relation to 245CD(c)(viii) . Thanks Vinny for the quick response but can u elaborate as these rules get me more confused. Can u explain in simple plain English the point being made here. Thanks ...
This visa was granted on the 3rd of September 2010. My question was, the date that application was made/submitted? (In order to determine which rules were in place at the time) I.e. rather than the date it was approved. i Yes I understood that, but it was done by the company my husband is working ...
This visa was granted on the 3rd of September 2010. My question was, the date that application was made/submitted? (In order to determine which rules were in place at the time) I.e. rather than the date it was approved. i Yes I understood that, but it was done by the company my husband is working ...
This visa was granted on the 3rd of September 2010. My question was, the date that application was made/submitted? (In order to determine which rules were in place at the time) I.e. rather than the date it was approved. i Yes I understood that, but it was done by the company my husband is working ...
This visa was granted on the 3rd of September 2010. My question was, the date that application was made/submitted? (In order to determine which rules were in place at the time) I.e. rather than the date it was approved. i Yes I understood that, but it was done by the company my husband is working ...
I'm not entirely sure your residence in the UK as a ICT Tier 2 Migrant can be counted for ILR, unless that leave was granted under the rules in place before 6 April 2010. Can you confirm whether you meet the following condition listed under the immigration rules? I.e. when was your ICT TIER2 visa ...
I'm not entirely sure your residence in the UK as a ICT Tier 2 Migrant can be counted for ILR, unless that leave was granted under the rules in place before 6 April 2010. Can you confirm whether you meet the following condition listed under the immigration rules? I.e. when was your ICT TIER2 visa ...
Hi everyone, I wanted to make an enquiry about my ILR application: We were issued WP on the 16/07/2008 to 16/07/2010 The vignette says 05/08/2008 to 05/08/2010 we landed in the UK on the 19/08/2008. After that our visa status said ICT TIER2 valid from 03/09/10 to 09/08/2012 and were issued a BRP ...
