hello, I'm currently on a Tier 2 visa, which is valid until nexy year. My role involves working on a project between a university and a local company. Unfortunately, the company has recently withdrawn from the project due to financial reasons. Although the university is my employer they will be obl...
Hello, I’m a nurse with my visa valid until 14/10/2020 now I have a chance of promotion in new hospital I got the job and I have the new COS as well. Could you please guide me what exactly is the step by step process for Tier 2 ( change of employment) ? I have got A sponsor so I was told I don’t ne...
Dear Sir i offered visa as a medical doctor from 1-8-2018 to 1-8-2019 for my COS but in the conntract my employer later offered me only 6 months employment which I started in 1-10-2018 and I entered the uk on 12-9-2108 so on 1-4-2019 my contract will end but my visa will still valid till 1-8-2019 m...
Hello, My past employer sponsored me from july 2014 on tier 2 general. my visa is till july 2020 and I am eligible for ilr in july 2019 . I served notice till mid jan 2019 through mutual consultations. However he appears to keep me engaged for sometime though he hasn't confirmed this to me. I guess...
In Sports and Rehabilitation Studies. Unfortunately the answer is no Oh Ok. Can I go back to my home country and apply for another MSc course. I mean given the fact that I already was on a tier 4 for the same level of course but couldn't complete it. Thank you for your reply mate :) You will need t...
Hi there! So I submitted an application to renew my current Tier 2 visa with my employer and I received an email today saying it was denied because we had put on there the COS from my original application last year, not realizing we needed a new one. I still have time to re-apply as my current visa...
I don't think you can, as If you are applying to work in the UK, the Certificate of Sponsorship must confirm that the job is at RQF level 6 as stated in the codes of practice or, in a creative sector occupation, skilled to RQF level 4 as listed in the Tier 2 Sponsoring Guidance, or the appears on th...
Hi there, Thank you for your reply. Some of my queries with this : 1) since my tier 4 expired on 12th Jan but I submitted my 1st application on 20th Dec, 2018 so that definitely was in time application. And if I resubmit it again now, is it alright? I think it's OK! only expired 4 days, apply right...
Why do you need this? The Home Office does not care who paid for your study. They only need your degree certificate to show that you meet the criteria for switching from Tier 4 to Tier 2. There was a question in the application form (at least when I changed from Tier 4 to Tier 2, which was: "Have y...
I maybe wrong. But as far as I was aware, a company needs to apply for x amount of CoS for a year April 5-April 4 of following year. If they use it, they get to sponsor x amount of migrants. If they dont use it, all those unused CoS expires. If the company uses all of it, then apply for more with s...
I maybe wrong. But as far as I was aware, a company needs to apply for x amount of CoS for a year April 5-April 4 of following year. If they use it, they get to sponsor x amount of migrants. If they dont use it, all those unused CoS expires. If the company uses all of it, then apply for more with s...
Thanks UKLL This was useful information in terms of timelines. I am assuming you have opted Sopra Steria standard service and you don't need to follow up with your application without any acknowledgment and update also. You got the BRP within 7 weeks I applied in May 2018, standard service via post...
Why do you need this? The Home Office does not care who paid for your study. They only need your degree certificate to show that you meet the criteria for switching from Tier 4 to Tier 2.
Can you please explain what is meant by "changing employment" in that paragraph? You mean it is not same as Tier 2 General Change of Employment but something else to do with extending from same sponsor? Thank you very much! :) Changing employment is changing your sponsor or changing your SOC Your h...
No you are fine. My visa applications got refused twice before, and I am fine (touch wood). You do need to declare it every time you apply for a new visa from now on.
I am currently employed on a Tier 2 General visa. I want to change to a new employer. I read in the forum that Tier 2 Change of Employment applications may be done within U.K. as extension. But I read in the guidance that extension cannot be used for change of employment. "You must make an extensio...
