Hello Team,

Just a quick question, has any one applied and got ILR under skilled worker visa route. What are the documents needs to be submitted with the application.

I would appreciate the reply.

Regards,

I heard that visa entry data will be counted rather than an entry in UK?

Congratulation How much salary was in your code before April 5, 2024 and how much after april 5, 2024 (lower going rate) in 2019, on what salary did you get the skilled worker visa? and what documents you have submitted with ILR application, was that a priority application? Anwers will really helps

Yes correct

Lower going rate or 29,000 which ever is higher

If there is no extension till the settlement, then you need to see lower limit for your code.

Then, current skilled workers are in a difficult situation.

In this case, what is the best option for us?

Can we do additional 20 hours in same soc code to achieve the required figure for ILR or we need to get 29K from same employer who sponsor us?

If the ILR application in after few years

How to proceed from now onwards. Can anyone suggest.

Regards

ok thanks, it means 29,000 minimum

if the ILR settlement application is after few years, then when we need to ask the employer for raise?

Regards

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@zimba

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Oh. Thank you

I will inform my friend, he can get 20 hours per week some where else to reach ILR threshold right ?

Really

Then how come Home office Issues COS and person got the VISA?

21,000

Thanks

SOC Code is 4161

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Thank you for your reply.

It really helps

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