I think it will be £2250.00 this year, based on the calculation as 2016-17 1875 2017-18 1875*1.2=2250 2018-19 2250*1.2=2700 2019-20 2700*1.2=3240 The actual fees were £2297. You were almost spot-on!!! At least your calculations give us a rule-of-thumb to guess at the potential ILR fees in the c ...

Following that link, here is the relevant part: As I mentioned, the immigration fees regulations, which are due to be laid in Parliament in mid-March and will come into force in April, will remain completely within the parameters agreed by Parliament and in line with the impact assessment published ...

Following that link, here is the relevant part: As I mentioned, the immigration fees regulations, which are due to be laid in Parliament in mid-March and will come into force in April, will remain completely within the parameters agreed by Parliament and in line with the impact assessment published ...

paradoxical wrote:It's strange that the new visa regulations are not announced yet. This might well mean that fees wouldn't rise in April (since there is some notice period isn't? )
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That's indeed very strange.
Let's hope our dreams come true.

I think the main mistake you are making is the assumption that the 'visa administration' should be self sustaining and this is all. That is the justification that the Home Office is using for the increasingly high fee, the objective being to make it self-sustaining and without relying on tax-payers ...

They can also amend the maximum that they can charge..I think I do remember much less "maximum" allowed and they have been bumped up progressively.. :P Yes, they could. but according to the parliament webpage you quoted, "The draft order will make minor technical changes to the Immigration and ...

Following that link, here is the relevant part: As I mentioned, the immigration fees regulations, which are due to be laid in Parliament in mid-March and will come into force in April, will remain completely within the parameters agreed by Parliament and in line with the impact assessment published ...

Following that link, here is the relevant part: As I mentioned, the immigration fees regulations, which are due to be laid in Parliament in mid-March and will come into force in April, will remain completely within the parameters agreed by Parliament and in line with the impact assessment published ...

The only webpage I could find which is remotely related to the topic is: https://www.theyworkforyou.com/lords/?id=2017-02-09a.1902.0&s=education Where the debate in the Lords house is recorded Apparently, we have to wait until the mid March to find out. But usually the draft should be published way ...

1. Current vignette: Tier 1 General (2nd Extension) 2. Date of expiry of current leave: 20/04/ 2016 3. Number of dependents applying at same time: 1 4. Date application posted: 11/03/2015 5. Date application received at UKBA: 12/03/2015 6. Date payment debited: 13/03/2015 7. Payment mode : Credit ...

Thanks, Heik.
Hopefully we can have someone else's input.

My original tier 1 general was 2 years, starting from April 2011. I didn't come to UK until 15th September and I stayed here for less than 2 weeks for graduation. Second arrival was 9th Jan 2013, and I extended my visa on 10th April for another 3 years. After than, I only left very briefly. So to ...

We forgot to put the photocopy of my passport (sponsor) or the photocopy of the certificate.
would it be the problem?

it's the second application already, worried sooo much!

no one knows?
got a manila email from the paid phone line.
would they ever change their decision simply by a complaint email?
or we have to reapply any way?

did the the grounds referred to in section 84(1)(c) basically means that I can't appeal?

I got my Tier 1 general visa starting on April 2011 until April 2013. I am still in Sydney Australia. I met my samsex partner on 11th September 2011 and got the civil partnership registered on 29th March 2012. I was on a 17 days trip to UK for my graduation ceremony from 17th September 2011. He sent ...

Thanks a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooT! this is a very very very very very helpful reply. though i have figured out yesterday similar speculation. as u said, the think i should be worrying about is the extention at 2016, which I've read a little bit. for current policies, the points system ...

I know it sounds ridiculous. I am having a very satisfying job in Sydney currently, the contract of which is finishing in May this year. It's very likely to get extended for another year. How long can I stay overseas after I got the visa? I am aiming for the settlement after 5 or 6 years. The ...

I haven't got my degree until the graduation ceremony in September 2011. so the "academic administration division" of my university sent me a Degree Confirmation. They asked for transcript which i don't have for the PHD degree. so I am gonna ask the Department to write something to prove my studying ...

Just got a phone call from the high commission in Australia, asking me to provide some additional materials to support my degree,
which means that they started to review my application.
just think u guys might want to know.
good luck for us all.

I have to abolish the application and asked for a refund while filing a new application.
I've paid $2600 AUD already:(
hopefully to get half back asap!

the birth year of my mother, i filled in as 1954, but it should be 1953; where is this passport (expired one), i filled in as "expired", and i have no idea what I should fill in here, maybe "included"? the problem is the form is submitted, how can I change the error? Thanks a lot for your kind help!