Does Highly skilled migrant means hsmp?? yes as per ukba response on WhatDoTheyKnow in some previous email. do not exactly where I saw that but they confimred it means HSMP. In Immigration Rules (Introduction):"Under Part 6A of these Rules, Highly Skilled Migrant" means a migrant granted leave unde...

stevenxi wrote:It's TOTALLY against human rights. You can't visit family if you don't have a job.

...unless they are dieing...

What's interesting that in Immigration Rules they write 'highly skilled migrants', but in the guidance 'Highly Skilled Migrants'. Why? I fail to see the difference between highly skilled migrants', but in the guidance 'Highly Skilled Migrants'. Unless you were pointing at capital letters... Highly ...

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No, unless you made an application before 3 April 2006.

What's interesting that in Immigration Rules they write 'highly skilled migrants', but in the guidance 'Highly Skilled Migrants'. Why?

What I have to do if I can't get a letter from my former employer about my annual leave, that I had 5 years ago? Goodbye, ILR?