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or even just look at some very recent posts...

http://immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=66754

Source of funds does not matter, only how much and how long it has been in the account.

Further Leave to Remain ie: extension

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/tier1/general/eligibility/pointsassessment/earnings/#header5 How we adjust overseas earnings To reflect differences in income levels across the world, the income level required to score points varies depending on where you were working at the time yo...

If you are on Tier 2, that means you are earning your money in the UK not in India (even though you are paid in India as well)? Am I understanding your situation correctly? If this is the case, then you cannot use the uplift ratio. Most of the moderators and people on this board are giving wrong ad...

This may be applicable:
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/ecg/ecbasi ... ndorsement

Why not? I know for a fact it can and has been done in the past, including on my own visa, although not through Delhi BHC.

My understanding was there was only to be a 5% reduction in number of visas issued - is this correct?

Maybe their is a deluge of people panicked by the current and impending changes? Or is it a case of their being a low number of applications ayear ago because of the masters requirement?

-I prepared an extensive application, including several hundred pages of relationship proof. Far in excess of what is required, if you meet the requirements for the visa (which you do not). -The application was rejected on the grounds that I had not "been living together in a relationship similar t...

Overstaying in itself should not be classed as contriving to frustrate the rules - there must be aggravating circumstances. It sounds like your refusal is not justified on these grounds.

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/ecg/refusa ... onsofrules

sushdmehta wrote:

wf wrote:An MBA is not a masters.

In hindsight it is, but I think the OP was getting confused between an ordinary masters, and an MBA, with both being distinct in relation to Tier 1 points awarded.

An MBA is not a masters.

Use the PBS calculator, it gives points for a Bachelors. Rules were changed in April this year.

Any new applications will be refused automatically on the basis of the previous rejection.

I think your only option is an admin review.

If people bring all the income from abroad while leaving here, they will defintely refused. AFAIK there is no reason someone cannot do this, with the proviso that a multiplier cannnot be applied to any such earnings. Also my understanding is if you were physically in the UK when you did the consult...

jbionic wrote: My visa is actually valid till 2012, and on the visa it doesn't say anything about 28 days for crossing the border.

You answered your own question.

It looks like you have not in fact applied the uplift ration of 5.3 to (most of)your July salary, contrary to the ECO's comments?

She should be able to get a passport at any time, no need to wait 4 years. You can apply for ILR after 5 years here (WHV/YMS doesn't count) or after 2 years here on a spouse visa. I doubt you can get a spouse visa until she has her passport though. The amount of time you have been married is not rel...

old rules

search, it gets asked every other week.

No.

Changes in the uplift ratio are irrelevant as it is not applied to UK earnings.

A lot of people are asking about this on another forum, and I have a friend in the same situation. Not many have a definite answer - it really depends on your circumstances and the IO on the day. I did it myself, but that was in 2006. I personally know of one other person who has done it last year a...

Thanks for your answer, can you clarify a couple of things please? These are the rules: (iii) that he intends to travel to the United Kingdom in the company of his employer, his employer's spouse or civil partner or his employer's minor child; That may be a sticking point? and is I think what led me...

Can someone apply for this who has spent the last 12 months working for the employer within the UK? ie: on a WHV.

Or is it only applicable where the worker has been working outside the UK?

The latter is what I originally thought but it seems that may not be the case.

Thanks

Hiya, do you know if you back to your home country and apply there, is there any ban towards you??. Because you are overstaying for more than 28 days... The way I see it the OP only began overstaying when they received the refusal on the 6 April. As they haven't (yet) overstayed past 28 days there ...