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Query about FLR

Post by arsun » Tue Jun 02, 2009 11:12 pm

I am a Non-EU National and I currently hold an HSMP Visa( 2yrs Visa till Jan 2010). I had appeared for a few interviews in the UK and in the process I came across an opportunity 1 year ago in the Republc of Ireland ( Galway) and took that up (under the Irish Greencard Visa Scheme applied for by my current Employer). I am currently looking to apply for the UK- HSMP Extension i.e. FLR (Further Leave to remain) so that I may be able to take up employment in the UK in the coming months. I would like to understand my options in this case since I have not worked in the UK so far. I would be obliged if you would be kind enough to advise me on the following:-

1) Would I be able to still qualify for the FLR ( further leave to remain ) despite not having worked in the UK wit h my current HSMP visa.
2) In terms of earnings, I do qualify for the full 45 points( >45000 GBP) with my current salary in Euros. Does this suffice or do I need to show that I have worked for a UK based Employer over the last 12 month period?
3) I have a Bachelors Degree and have sufficient funds in my Bank to show that I can support my family ( Spouse and 1 year old kid). Does this suffice or do I need to show savings in a UK based Bank account?

I would really apreciate any guidance so that I can enhance my chances of a making a successful application for FLR.

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Post by arsun » Thu Jun 04, 2009 2:20 pm

Can anyone please give some advice on my situation mentioned above

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Re: Query about FLR

Post by ashokccs » Thu Jun 04, 2009 2:33 pm

arsun wrote:I am a Non-EU National and I currently hold an HSMP Visa( 2yrs Visa till Jan 2010). I had appeared for a few interviews in the UK and in the process I came across an opportunity 1 year ago in the Republc of Ireland ( Galway) and took that up (under the Irish Greencard Visa Scheme applied for by my current Employer). I am currently looking to apply for the UK- HSMP Extension i.e. FLR (Further Leave to remain) so that I may be able to take up employment in the UK in the coming months. I would like to understand my options in this case since I have not worked in the UK so far. I would be obliged if you would be kind enough to advise me on the following:-

1) Would I be able to still qualify for the FLR ( further leave to remain ) despite not having worked in the UK wit h my current HSMP visa.
2) In terms of earnings, I do qualify for the full 45 points( >45000 GBP) with my current salary in Euros. Does this suffice or do I need to show that I have worked for a UK based Employer over the last 12 month period?
3) I have a Bachelors Degree and have sufficient funds in my Bank to show that I can support my family ( Spouse and 1 year old kid). Does this suffice or do I need to show savings in a UK based Bank account?

I would really apreciate any guidance so that I can enhance my chances of a making a successful application for FLR.
Hi Arsun,

As you know the basic requirement for FLR is to show up the earnings well within UK and I am afraid you did not meet this basic requirement.
Though I am not sure how it will help you if you can prove that you have been working for a UK based employer all these years but there seams tobe some logic in that (not sure how you are going to prove this)

Please wait for the experts to reply.

Wish U the Best,
Ash.

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Post by arsun » Fri Jun 05, 2009 1:00 pm

Thanks for your reply.

Experts and senior members, can you please provide some info on this.

Thanks in advance

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Re: Query about FLR

Post by ChetanOjha » Fri Jun 05, 2009 1:13 pm

arsun wrote:1) Would I be able to still qualify for the FLR ( further leave to remain ) despite not having worked in the UK wit h my current HSMP visa.
As far as I know, if you were not employed by UK based employer(who then sent you to work overseas), you will not be able to apply for ILR.
2) In terms of earnings, I do qualify for the full 45 points( >45000 GBP) with my current salary in Euros. Does this suffice or do I need to show that I have worked for a UK based Employer over the last 12 month period?
How will you show that you have worked for UK based employer ? I will rule out that option.
3) I have a Bachelors Degree and have sufficient funds in my Bank to show that I can support my family ( Spouse and 1 year old kid). Does this suffice or do I need to show savings in a UK based Bank account?
The question is valid only if you are able to apply for FLR. If you are still qualified to apply for FLR(which I personally think not) you can use this. You don;t have to show maintenance funds for UK based. You can use any bank for the same.

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Post by arsun » Fri Jun 05, 2009 4:48 pm

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. My question was pertaining to FLR only that if I would be eligible to apply for FLR or not.

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Post by push » Fri Jun 05, 2009 8:05 pm

arsun wrote:Hi,

Thanks for your reply. My question was pertaining to FLR only that if I would be eligible to apply for FLR or not.
Sorry, No unless you were employee of a UK company.
regards,
push
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