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har1313 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 05, 2018 3:46 pmHi All,
I will be changing my visa category from Tier 4 dependent to Tier 2 General.
In January 2018, UKBA issued a wrong COS to me (Unrestricted COS) even though my emloyers clearly started that I am on Tier 4 dependent when applying for the sponsor licence. My employer have applied for the Rcos immediately on 2nd Marck 2018 (as soon as i got the letter that my visa has been denied due to wrong cos)
i have checked the Allocation of Rcos from govt website (https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ponsorship)
each month they have special block in which they mention number of rcos issued to
Tier 2 (General – Tier 4 dependant switching to Tier 2)
My question is : do UKBA have special quota or give preference to Tier 4 dependent moving to Tier 2.
My points are 33.
really appreciate your help.
thanks
rajneeshprsingh wrote: ↑Wed Mar 07, 2018 12:07 amHi everyone ,
My employer has applied for rcos in Jan, Feb and now in March . My salary is 40k per annum . Is there any chance of getting rcos in march/april.
Also my understanding is 40k = 40 points.
Thanks in advance.
I wish this time the score comes down to normal.sameeraa91 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 6:59 amHi
What are my chances for March
- Salary 50k
- not on the shortage list
I am not into shortage.working as a tester...kishorerjy wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 4:32 amHi Balu, is yours a shortage occupation? what kind of job it is?
I've got same score, and didn't apply in this month. Very limited quota and don't expect to get the RCOS who applied under 50k. But I wish you will get a good news.
I'm sorry to hear that Plabber_123 but I guess the positive is that hopefully if you wait a little longer you will get your visa working in the speciality you actually want rather than some people that have had to apply for specialities they didn't want as a last resort to get into the UK faster.Plabber_123 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 4:59 pmHello again everyone. You guys started this month's thread early. Nice to see everyone again and some new people too. My shortage occupation post did not work out. The hospital pulled out at the last minute but my old hospital was happy to take me back. They also confirmed that they would use my gross salary this time around (48,925 pounds). I am not hopeful at all for this month's allocation because of the abysmally low number of CoS compared to the previous months but I do hope that the score stays the same so we have less of a backlog to clear in April. Wishing everyone all the best nonetheless for this coming Monday.
Hey Shebahanaa, hang in there. The main reason this happened was because of the NHS winter crisis which lead to a mass recruitment of overseas nurses as well as a shortage of CoS' owing to the end of the financial year. From April onward the score should gradually come back down to normal since there are a lot more CoS available and hopefully the nurse recruitment subsides.shebahanna wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:25 pmHi everybody. Nice to see you all again. May we never have to see each other on here again someday!
30 points, non shortage, refused in Feb, trying again for March pessimistically. I was on a tier 4, but my employer's sponsor licence wasn't approved until just SEVEN days after my visa expired. I packed a bag and was sent on a flight with next to no notice. I didn't even get to say goodbye to my flatmates, because I never imagined I wouldn't be coming back. Anyone starting to rethink plans? I'm starting to worry that it's not just a matter of waiting anymore, but that it might not ever happen. I think I can manage to control my depression induced by this situation until May's allocation, but after that I think I'll need to move on.
Apologies for the rant. It's just... it's been hard. If anyone out there feels the same, know that you're not alone in this.
H
I feel ya! It's hard to know how long to keep trudging on for. It's been said here before but being in limbo is not fun. I'm 30 points and non-shortage as well - refused Dec, Jan, Feb. Fingers crossed this is resolved sooner rather than later!shebahanna wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:25 pmHi everybody. Nice to see you all again. May we never have to see each other on here again someday!
30 points, non shortage, refused in Feb, trying again for March pessimistically. I was on a tier 4, but my employer's sponsor licence wasn't approved until just SEVEN days after my visa expired. I packed a bag and was sent on a flight with next to no notice. I didn't even get to say goodbye to my flatmates, because I never imagined I wouldn't be coming back. Anyone starting to rethink plans? I'm starting to worry that it's not just a matter of waiting anymore, but that it might not ever happen. I think I can manage to control my depression induced by this situation until May's allocation, but after that I think I'll need to move on.
Apologies for the rant. It's just... it's been hard. If anyone out there feels the same, know that you're not alone in this.
H
Thanks, Plabber. The rational side of my brain is agreeing with youPlabber_123 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:35 pm
Hey Shebahanaa, hang in there. The main reason this happened was because of the NHS winter crisis which lead to a mass recruitment of overseas nurses as well as a shortage of CoS' owing to the end of the financial year. From April onward the score should gradually come back down to normal since there are a lot more CoS available and hopefully the nurse recruitment subsides.
And feel free to say whatever you need to say over here. Im sure nobody minds.
