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No offence my friend, but it's been suggested to you before as well that this is not possible since the rules do not allow it. And rules will remain the same no matter who responds to your queries or if you post the same question again and again.sojan wrote:Hopefully, i can convert my Indian salary part using upliftment ratio and show UK allowance part as normal UK salary.
Can anyone advice me , if this is ok?
I am surprised. The rules suggest to the contrary.itsme wrote:StayinUK,
Go ahead and apply for Tier -1. Recently one of my friend applied for Tier 1 and his situation is exactly same as yours. Per Diem / Allowances in UK & Salary in India. His application is a success and it took 3 weeks for decision making. Also he got 3 Year Visa stamped on his / dependants passport.
if possible try to get below, which can strengthen your application.
1) get your payslips / per diem slips stamped.
2) letter from your employer about your perdiem/allowances.
3) get prinout of your self asssesment form from BIA website.
All the best for your application.
push_hsmp wrote:I am surprised. The rules suggest to the contrary.itsme wrote:StayinUK,
Go ahead and apply for Tier -1. Recently one of my friend applied for Tier 1 and his situation is exactly same as yours. Per Diem / Allowances in UK & Salary in India. His application is a success and it took 3 weeks for decision making. Also he got 3 Year Visa stamped on his / dependants passport.
if possible try to get below, which can strengthen your application.
1) get your payslips / per diem slips stamped.
2) letter from your employer about your perdiem/allowances.
3) get prinout of your self asssesment form from BIA website.
All the best for your application.
If guidance is confusing you, use the assessment tool. For the question "where you are applying from" choose UK and proceed further. In the income section, put in your indian salary and the period you have earned it. You will note that the tool doesn't apply the uplift factor to your Indian salary.sojan wrote:For us, the total perdiem is also shown in Indian salary statement. Its first added and then deducted, and hence its lot of confusion reading through payslip and bankstatements.
I'm planning of providing Indian salary slip, indian salary bank account, and UK allowance bank account to justify it.
Hopefully, i can convert my Indian salary part using upliftment ratio and show UK allowance part as normal UK salary.
Can anyone advice me , if this is ok?