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Sheffield_Marketeer wrote:Its true that the Tier 1 migrants have been unjustifiably targeted for this huge rise. Could this be because in the past there have been many cases where applications made for Tier 1 General visas (and HSMP in its earlier avataar) were hardly 'suitable' instances of Highly Skilled individuals as the UKBA had envisioned.
I personally know cases where people working in Mcdonalds, supermarkets-doing two jobs at a time, as Night Guards etc got these visas. Clearly this wasnt what the UKBA or the Government had aimed for?
I remember reading about this in a MAC or UKBA report some time back (tried referencing it, but couldnt find the document) but it was interesting to see how UKBA had pointed this incoherence in the actual job the person with the SKillled Visa they were on.
That's one of the reasons this visa was scrapped anyway and the present Tier 1 General folks are bearing the brunt of this.
I do agree that people who are genuinely 'HIGHLY SKILLED' shouldnt have had to face this discrimination.
Just my view![]()
There are lots of fake wives/husbands coming to the UK by "spouse visa". And I am sure there are a lot more fake wives/husbands than "fake" Tier1 migrants. Why not make "spouse visa" 500 GBP more expensive? Eh?Could this be because in the past there have been many cases where applications made for Tier 1 General visas (and HSMP in its earlier avataar) were hardly 'suitable' instances of Highly Skilled individuals as the UKBA had envisioned.
Only UKBA have the perfect antidote for stress. What I am trying to say is that both you and I are stuffed (until they decide to administer the antidote...)chrischris wrote:PS: does anyone know a doctor that can give me some medication to reduce the stress and anxiety that UKBA is putting me under at the moment?
well that's part of the problem isn't it? this forum is full of comments about how hard it is to get a PEO appointment by phone or how people have to wait till midnight to get an appointment online. that's just a hallmark of poor service delivery... that's what we should be signing petitions about.jaravind wrote:I do agree with Raxs completely.
A question for Chris - If you are ready to pay extra money for a quick feedback, why don't you pay extra money and get a PEO appointment.? I am just trying to be logical here.
How about having 2 options:chrischris wrote:well that's part of the problem isn't it? this forum is full of comments about how hard it is to get a PEO appointment by phone or how people have to wait till midnight to get an appointment online. that's just a hallmark of poor service delivery... that's what we should be signing petitions about.
Please take a look atmanuce wrote:I have filed for it they are saying it will take them 7 days to review to be put online. I will post the link as soon as it will be online,in the mean while please raise awareness to friends to convery your concern.
It would be 500% if it was 100 pounds initially. 500/100 = 5 times = 500%shahjee11 wrote:When I applied for Tier 1 general, dependant's application was processed with out any fee so long as it was submitted together with the main applicant's application. Now they are charging £500 per dependent. This is 500 % increase isn't it?
I think we have to mention that Tier1 General category is the ONLY ONE facing such a hike. It is a clear, pure, plain, uncovered and 100% discrimination. They must explain the reason of this discrimination."UKBA has recently announced new Visa Fee to be enforced wef 06-04-2012 after parliamentary approval. Visa Fee for Tier 1 (General) category has been raised by 50% which is totally unfair. It has already been increased by 50 % for a Main applicant and at a ridiculous rate of 500 % for each dependent. Unfortunately, the statement of the immigration minister about this increase gives an impression that migrants are not UK tax payers. (Source www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk News 09-02-12)
In fact, migrants are equally contributing towards the economy by paying taxes and NI. I believe that such statements create confusions and may put migrants at risk of facing direct or indirect facial abuse from the majority of the public who are not aware of the ins and outs of current immigration system and who think that every migrant is on welfare benefits.
I therefore through this petition request you to stop these unjustified increases."
You wrote:manuce wrote:Hi Guys,
The petition has been rejected based on the fact that it was not clear enough. Can we create another one and post it here first dicuss it and post it there. I realised my mistake pointed by one of the member earlier and I truely apologise for being hasty about it.
Can we please create another one and post it again.Anyone here having experience in writing petitions before?
Thanks and sorry again.
I think it should be like: "As in all other categories the fees are being increased by roughly 2-3% we would like to request the government to increase Tier1 General visa fee by 2-3% too. Instead of the planned 38-50% price hike." Correct my English, please. But I am sure this text is more "clear enough"As in all other categories the fees are being increased by roughly 2-3% we would like to request the government to re-visit this fee hike.
We are ready. We have a choice:ouflak1 wrote:I would tread carefully. The last time the UK was forced into a position of considering that a specific action regarding Tier 1 changes was unfair, they canceled an entire category! I think it highly unlikely that they will end Tier 1 General extensions, but they might otherwise resond in ways that none you might like. Cover your bases and be prepared for the worst.