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Anecdotally almost all migrants have the same ultimate desire & goal which is to obtain ILR for which they have to struggle for several years or even all of their life. For this purpose apart of several other basic requirements the maintenance of continuous residence usually under the same route/category/tier is imperatively needed. So by keeping this one in mind the hastiness in accepting/adopting any new route must be abstained until receiving & digesting the full guidance. In my view this new temporary type of visa still hasn't got any guidance yet as how will it work in future in terms of whether someone will be allowed from within the UK to switch back/over into another/same category and also whether will it reset the ILR clock. Although I have no exact suggestion but remaining on same route of flrfp -10 years with exempted IHS fee isn't a bad deal.
1. It is a fairly new route about which not everyone is acquainted with unless have dealt with recently. Also remember that this route can be withdrawn anytime as the infection rate is diminishing. National clap might also soon be ended which has already been taken away for other key workers including home carers. Never trust this route.London17 wrote: ↑Fri May 29, 2020 5:21 amSorry for asking to many questions.
I’m working as NHS nursing assistant in the hospital. And currently, I have been working in the covid 19 ward.
My visa is due to expire on 8th of June (LTR under 10 years route) and I would like some advices on these:
1)I have tried to talk to my employer regarding NHS staff visa extension but Unfortunately they don’t know much about it. Also, it very hard to get through to the right person at moment. I would like to know if Nursing Assistant can get under the 1 year Nhs staff visa extension as I’m harder on the ward as everybody as well?
2) if I’m not qualified for a free Nhs extension. Currently, I don’t have enough funds, Is it possible I can pay Immigration fees 11 days later when I have my salary?
3)Is possible to do my application by myself as I can’t afford lawyer at the moment?
I would appreciate any advice.
Many thanks
What form exactly have you applied on or how did you apply?My visa is going to expire today. But I have made an application for one year Nhs staff visa extension.
Yes, you will be buy it depends on how you applied as asked above.if HO will decline to extend my visa via Nhs extension. It means I will be an overstayer and the clock will be stop?
My current visa is LTR under 10 years route.
You should have applied for a normal extension on FLR fp.What can I do to avoid overstaying?
Yes.1)I believe under 10 years route, I have to use FLR(fp) form?
You have to apply online. You should have applied before your visa expired on the 8th June as applying afterwards, means you are an overstayer. Your work rights will be affected by this.2) Can I send this form by post?
Documents are uploaded electronically to UKCVAS Sopra Steria before your biometric appointment.3)Do I have to send my passport, my children passports(British),Ex-partner(British),birth certificates and other documents via post office? I’m worried if they get lost as it happened before with my passport.
You have to pay online when you submit the application. You would have know the timings to apply, why didn't you plan accordingly to have the funds to pay for an extension??4)Do the HO gives time to make the fees Payments as I would be able to pay after 9 days?
Now ideally you should for it
For doing this you will have to vary the existing application as both applications cannot concurrently be processed. In previous post you were strongly advised to enquire about this route fastidiously and only then apply.
Please read the link below regarding the forum rule about multiple topics!!