There is a case out today:

http://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKUT/IAC ... 5_iac.html

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/modernised/visiting/general-visitor.pdf?view=Binary And see this about working in the UK on a visitor's visa: http://talk.uk-yankee.com/index.php?topic=70129.0;all The other poster is incorrect, she CANNOT do what is proposed. She ...

i see your point about the uk law. but say for example if a uk citizen had 3 wifes in pakistan, and he was in the process of divorcing 1 off his wifes, but at the same time as that he decides to get married to another wife. so at that point he will be having 4 wifes in total, but one of these is in...

As far as I am aware you are able to work part time. However, the minimum salary is still the same - £20,300 or as in the code of practice, whichever is the higher. If you can get £20,300+ for part time hours, then you should be fine. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/employers...

Hi, my cousin got a tier 4 student visa in march 2012 when he reached uk the college got closed. he couldn't even had a chance to go there. after that he stayed there for one year and few months and ukba never contacted him no he contacted them and returned to pakistan on 1st of august but as he go...

There is no rule, but see the section in the guidance from page 15 onwards: Frequency and duration of visits Visitors cannot live in the UK on a continuous basis even if this is punctuated by short absences from the UK to avoid overstaying. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/pol...

Returning resident means: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/settlement/returning-residents/ A resident is someone who has been given permission to stay in the UK without any time limit. A returning resident is a resident who left the UK and wants to come back to live here again. So...

Who is this? I haven't heard of that sort of Tier 2 sponsorship before.

Obviously it would more cost less in terms of resources to arrest someone when they report rather than go to their home. A person who is reporting is a person who is liable to be detained. That is what the law says, and some people simply have no basis to remain in the UK. They come to the end of th...

Don't forget to tell them that you no longer work in the UK too.

I am sure you will be told to get a visitor's visa!

The date could have changed simply because some days have ended up busier than others over time.

Hi Tx for your replies... Actually they have told its due to busy schedule becuase of closing times for christmas and new year.. Actually what my friend scared is whether they are going to detain him ( to deport) as they got lots of details of him Please read this and share the information with you...

I would not risk it. You don't work in the UK, you aren't seeking entry to work in the UK. You cannot lie about why you are coming to the UK and the Immigration Officer can refuse you entry. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/policyandlaw/immigrationlaw/immigrationrules/part9/ Grounds on which entry ...

Hi, I am an Indian and have Tier2 ICT which is valid till March 2015. I was in UK for 1 and half month this year and am currently working in Germany. Do I need to have a separate visitor visa if I want to enter UK on a personal trip? Please keep in mind that i wont have any Deputation Letter from m...

Answer yes.

And if the U.K. turns away a European who later has the full proof can a claim be made against the U.K.? With the Polish it is not a case of attaining a new or even reclaiming an old citizenship it is only a question of proving an existing one. The polish do not allow renouncing citizenship before ...

It isn't true. However, more information would need to be provided if the child is travelling without a parent or guardian.

How long is he intending to stay?

You'd need to show and prove any tangible losses you'd incurred and what steps you'd taken to mitigate them. Did you inform UKBA of the new solicitor? Did the new solicitor inform UKBA they'd be taking the case?Too many intangibles mate, let it go. Many thanks for the reply. Yeah a form was filled ...

There are not exit checks all the time at airports, so even if it was policy to investigate the circumstances of every child travelling out of the UK (it isn't in any case as far as I am aware), if you are actually worried you may want to think about what you want to do. http://www.reunite.org/pages...

I got stopped in heathrow for around 25 minutes, it was like he ask me to sit there. After 25 minutes he came back and said it's ok and even didn't have the manner to say atleast a sorry What the hell, I feel like even if you got the visa by satisfying everything you have to go through the individu...

Hello guys I need bit help from you, one of my friend on tier 2 sponsorship visa the problem is his bench period is coming shortly tolled by the employer, he says it could be bit longer( 6 to 7 months)and unpaid as well during the period. Is it legal or illegal to stay here during this period? Also...