1. They can't refuse purely on the basis of the first interview. a second interview is called on the basis of concerns raised by the first one. having a second interview doesn't automatically mean you you will be refused but there is a significant chance you will be. 2. this is almost certainly the ...
your dates don't sound right. if your course started late august/early September and was due to finish on 22nd July you would only have been issued a visa for two months after the end of the course, not 6 months. I also don't understand why your university would report you for finishing 3 days early...
any overstay is illegal and has to be declared in future visa applications. it will not result in an automatic refusal of a future visa application but it may lead an entry clearance officer to conclude that he is not for example a genuine visitor who will bot overstay a future visa thus resulting i...
the date of the application is the date you submit it online and pay the fee not the date you hand in the documents. you need to have the money for 28 days prior to the date of application.
were you at school? registered with a gp? home office may not have anything unless you had a visa to cover that period (and a visa in itself doesn't prove residency under the student finance regs. have you spoken to advice service at uni for support with application? My family received discretionar...
how does an IT consulting company contract someone out as a microbiologist?! also don't get what you are saying about sending your pay to your sponsor. what do they then do with it?
were you at school? registered with a gp? home office may not have anything unless you had a visa to cover that period (and a visa in itself doesn't prove residency under the student finance regs. have you spoken to advice service at uni for support with application?
The IHS has nothing to do with whether a person pays NI or tax. almost all non eea migrants now pay it as part of their visa application even if they are coming here to work (eg on a tier 2 visa). your wife isn't entitled to a refund.
all leave granted including the "wrap around time" before and after the course is now counted towards the limit however there is a concession in the guidance for caseworkers whereby you wil still be granted leave beyond the 5 (or 6 year limit of this applies) as long as you will be not be given more...
You are only exempt if your partner is exercising treaty rights (eg working) in another EU state where you are both living and you are returning to the UK from there. if are currently in Australia and your partner is in the UK you won't qualify.
