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Many thanks Anil.anilisanil wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:33 amyes, section 29.18Stevenash1111 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:31 amDoes 50K salary - non-SOL, non-PHD and non- NHS total upto 50 points assuming valid RLMT?
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... l_v1.0.pdf
Assuming your salary 50K is all guaranteed and does not have any one time benefits or medical.
YESStevenash1111 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:31 amDoes 50K salary - non-SOL, non-PHD and non- NHS total upto 50 points assuming valid RLMT?
He has not included other allowances into salary, so his points should be 50 including allowances.blitzkrieg333 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:41 amA candidate (ankur1234) has already received an approval @ 45 points!tej_san wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:36 amLooks like cut-off will be 46 points, as the applicants between 49 and 46 points are too less and they can be accommodated by borrowing upto 100 certificates from next month, if not enough available. Looking at the FOI information, there will be around 500 applicants at 45 points which may be difficult, but they will go through next month for sure. Next month, I assume cut-off may drop down to 40.
Hi Ankur,
There is no way you can possible know whether ankur1234 is correctly calculating his/her points, he may or may not be but you cannot tell.tej_san wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:45 amHe has not included other allowances into salary, so his points should be 50 including allowances.blitzkrieg333 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:41 amA candidate (ankur1234) has already received an approval @ 45 points!tej_san wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:36 amLooks like cut-off will be 46 points, as the applicants between 49 and 46 points are too less and they can be accommodated by borrowing upto 100 certificates from next month, if not enough available. Looking at the FOI information, there will be around 500 applicants at 45 points which may be difficult, but they will go through next month for sure. Next month, I assume cut-off may drop down to 40.
Just got word, £50k Salary 50pt approvedhopefully1989 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:57 amHi Ankur,
Can you please give us your total salary amount including allowances if any? That will help many of us to breathe easy. Also mention if your job is under skill shortage list/NHS Staff?
Hope you will read and reply.
thanks,
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!worldlukie wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 10:25 amJust got word, £50k Salary 50pt approvedhopefully1989 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:57 amHi Ankur,
Can you please give us your total salary amount including allowances if any? That will help many of us to breathe easy. Also mention if your job is under skill shortage list/NHS Staff?
Hope you will read and reply.
thanks,
thanks everyone here you have all made the wait alot easier.
Congrats!!! Non- NHS, non-PHD and non- SOL??worldlukie wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 10:25 amJust got word, £50k Salary 50pt approvedhopefully1989 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:57 amHi Ankur,
Can you please give us your total salary amount including allowances if any? That will help many of us to breathe easy. Also mention if your job is under skill shortage list/NHS Staff?
Hope you will read and reply.
thanks,
thanks everyone here you have all made the wait alot easier.
Hi, could you please explain how being a UK graduate factors into RCoS?anilisanil wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:29 amS/He has 30 points as s/he graduated from UK+ 18 for his salary (~38K annually). Its called Milkround, where the recruiter goes to at least 3 UK universities to recruit students.hpr0716 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:25 amCongratulations!!! I have a quick question, I am wondering how 38K adds up to 48 points? Thanks!
Cheers I looked into it, seems like an unsustainable model with no foresight. It's affecting NHS right now already, in a few months time it's gonna affect every other sector unless it goes back to normal...and that it has to otherwise it's gonna be quite difficult for business I feel. The sad part about my case is that it's actually a shortage occupation ! (Data Scientist) But only if the position requires 5 years of experience, which I don't have. And while we are at it talk to Brexit, I voted remain man :/hopefully1989 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 6:33 amHi Boss,Nightshade wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 1:22 amHi guys. My first post here.
A little bit of background here, I was originally under Tier 4 General from Nov 2010 until December 2017 (I first did foundation, then Bachelors, then Masters, then a year and half of PHD to last this long), In May 2018 my FLR FP application got refused due and by the time I made a fresh one I was out of date by 3 days due to some unavoidable circumstances (beyond the 14 days they give). When I made my new application my lawyer gave me a load of news starting with how I'm not eligible for switching incountry to Tier 2 anymore because of that overstay, that I'm not exempted from RLMT anymore and I need to now apply for RCoS from outside the UK, and the biggest kicker of all was that my 7.5 years of continuous residency has now been wasted because of those 3 days and I might not be able to qualify for ILR in 2.5 years time unless the case worker is compassionate about my case....so yay for that !!
Funny enough after trying for years (I tried after my Bachelors, Masters and during my PHD) I FINALLY manage to find an employer who unlike other employers is not just willing to hire me only to say no to sponsorship (even if they had a Tier 2 licence), but also someone who is willing to do everything possible to get me a Tier 2, but due to my new circumstances I look into RCoS and I find out that the point requirements have been insanely high from December 2017 onwards. And that means someone like me with no experience is completely out of luck despite having an employer, being in the country for so long and having 2 degrees from UK university and a half finished PHD
So here's my question, can someone please explain to me why exactly has the RCoS cutoff jumped so insanely high in Dec 2017? It seemed to have been fixed at 21 for as long as I can see before that even if the NHS jobs were included in the Tier 2 cap. Did some new development happen or something? And I guess there is no hope for me to make a Tier 2 application atm.
In nutshell is due to brexit and staff shortages experienced by NHS and other hospitals due to which majority of RCOS are issued to medical staffs. Please google to know in depth details.
thanks
It is a graduate job which I got after my studies last year. Start date is August, so had to apply from outside the UK. Graduate jobs and internships get 30 points + salary 18 points.Nightshade wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 10:38 amHi, could you please explain how being a UK graduate factors into RCoS?anilisanil wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:29 amS/He has 30 points as s/he graduated from UK+ 18 for his salary (~38K annually). Its called Milkround, where the recruiter goes to at least 3 UK universities to recruit students.
Cause points gained through Milkround RLMT is unrelated to whether the applicant was a graduate in UK university no? If that person was a UK graduate and transferring to Tier 2 then they won't even need RLMT or RCoS in the first place as they'd be eligible for unrestricted CoS.
Congratulations bud. Please can you confirm if you applied under sol or nhs?worldlukie wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 10:25 amJust got word, £50k Salary 50pt approvedhopefully1989 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:57 amHi Ankur,
Can you please give us your total salary amount including allowances if any? That will help many of us to breathe easy. Also mention if your job is under skill shortage list/NHS Staff?
Hope you will read and reply.
thanks,
thanks everyone here you have all made the wait alot easier.
only if it meets the milkround criteria-
Hi boss,tier2rcos wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 11:07 amHey everyone,
Just got much RCoS granted. Non SOL, non PHD, non NHS. 3rd attempt.
It is a graduate scheme (graduated from a UK uni last year, but had to apply for RCoS instead of UCoS due to my student visa expiring last September) and my base salary is £36500. Hope this update helps.
Good luck with those who are waiting, and thanks everyone for providing me with a lot of info the past 3 months. It was worth the long, anxious wait.
J
Did you confirm your points with your employer ?tier2rcos wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 11:07 amHey everyone,
Just got much RCoS granted. Non SOL, non PHD, non NHS. 3rd attempt.
It is a graduate scheme (graduated from a UK uni last year, but had to apply for RCoS instead of UCoS due to my student visa expiring last September) and my base salary is £36500. Hope this update helps.
Good luck with those who are waiting, and thanks everyone for providing me with a lot of info the past 3 months. It was worth the long, anxious wait.
J
HiBatagin wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 3:36 pmHello Boyapap,boyapap wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 3:04 pmHiBatagin wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 8:04 amHi,boyapap wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 7:32 am55 points, Non SOL, Non NHS.. Still waiting
HO requested for further documents and my employer submitted them on 10th July. So, Please may I know if my RCOS application will be considered in July allocation? or will it be moved to August?
Please may I know if there are any articles on this forum relating to this and did anyone of you have similar situation
I´m in the same situation and waiting with 55 points. I asked my HR about that and the answer was:
"As the HO requested more info, it had to be in by the 10th to enable it to be considered in the July allocation"
The appliocations without requested from HO must be in by the 05th each month.
Please may I know if you heard back from your employer as my application is still under review status
No news until now. I think we are done for today! Tomorrow I hope we will heard more news!
Thank you, anilsanil! and if it's just RLMT it would be only 20 right?anilisanil wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 11:06 amonly if it meets the milkround criteria-
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... l_v1.0.pdf
section 28.34, 28.35
Graduate scheme has 30 points. So S/he will get 46 points if there were no other fixed allowances.hopefully1989 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 11:11 amHi boss,tier2rcos wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 11:07 amHey everyone,
Just got much RCoS granted. Non SOL, non PHD, non NHS. 3rd attempt.
It is a graduate scheme (graduated from a UK uni last year, but had to apply for RCoS instead of UCoS due to my student visa expiring last September) and my base salary is £36500. Hope this update helps.
Good luck with those who are waiting, and thanks everyone for providing me with a lot of info the past 3 months. It was worth the long, anxious wait.
J
Great news, congragulation.
What is your point? Do you have any other allowances other than 36500? Kindly request you to give a revert if you read this message?
if 36,500 is your total salary then your points will be 36 right?
thanks,
Understood. For a second I thought he have only 36 points.anilisanil wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 11:28 amGraduate scheme has 30 points. So S/he will get 46 points if there were no other fixed allowances.hopefully1989 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 11:11 amHi boss,tier2rcos wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 11:07 amHey everyone,
Just got much RCoS granted. Non SOL, non PHD, non NHS. 3rd attempt.
It is a graduate scheme (graduated from a UK uni last year, but had to apply for RCoS instead of UCoS due to my student visa expiring last September) and my base salary is £36500. Hope this update helps.
Good luck with those who are waiting, and thanks everyone for providing me with a lot of info the past 3 months. It was worth the long, anxious wait.
J
Great news, congragulation.
What is your point? Do you have any other allowances other than 36500? Kindly request you to give a revert if you read this message?
if 36,500 is your total salary then your points will be 36 right?
thanks,
Hey.. calm down please...CalmDown wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 10:03 amThere is no way you can possible know whether ankur1234 is correctly calculating his/her points, he may or may not be but you cannot tell.tej_san wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:45 amHe has not included other allowances into salary, so his points should be 50 including allowances.blitzkrieg333 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:41 amA candidate (ankur1234) has already received an approval @ 45 points!tej_san wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 9:36 amLooks like cut-off will be 46 points, as the applicants between 49 and 46 points are too less and they can be accommodated by borrowing upto 100 certificates from next month, if not enough available. Looking at the FOI information, there will be around 500 applicants at 45 points which may be difficult, but they will go through next month for sure. Next month, I assume cut-off may drop down to 40.
For everyone jumping to conclusions about what the cutoff is, this is again pointless. There has not been a single rejection so far (that has been posted about) so there is literally no information to speculate about. Having an uninformed guess only upsets other people and is not in the slightest bit helpful. There is only a tiny fraction of the total number of applicants on this forum so it is not surprising that after only 2 days news is a bit sparse.
