score2009 wrote:Because it is important

If you're so hell bent on going for it then just go for it. Several people have told you on here that you have no chance yet you just ignore them. Just do it and stop persisting with it on here until someone gives you the answer that you want to hear.

Not really.They r happy if u arrive late (or dont come at all). Now a days in even my office, my collegues ask me "why dont you go back to your country??" ..This is after 2 rounds of layoffs and i was not part of that (fortunately/unfortunately ?) Dont let them get away with such a remark. It can b...

Just wondering what documents I need to take as job apps so often ask for this when I see the applications. I have permission to stay here. I have a German passport and have lived here for the the past 10 years and I am now 16. Thanks. Agencies always want your passport and if non-EU then visa show...

Hello there, I have a question regarding employment gap for applying ILR. I had been on WP since 3/07 but was unfortunately :cry: made redundant on the 23/06/09. Since then I was on garden leave till 23/08/09 (still get paid for the two months and technically "employed" by the company). I switched ...

Wanderer wrote:
Bloody difficult coming here now!

If you try to enter legally it is and with honest intentions.

its worth a try for her to apply for a visa renewal. It may be approved because she wasnt charged with any offence and wasnt caught in possession of any fake documents! She will have to be good if she returns here though, as she may not be that lucky next time! Hopefully she won't get anywhere near...

Not unless you have lived together for 2 years in a relationship akin to marriage (in summary). Thanks for your reply, I am sorry that I couldn't understand your reply. I live in UK and my girl friend is in india, I haven't yet got my divorce in india. Also my wife was here in dependant visa 2 year...

kaushik wrote:Thank you meats.......
Just one more quick qun....
We should consider our gross salary or our net salary.
e.g. in my case gross salary is 5 lacs p.a.
but net salary is 4.2 lacs p.a.
So, i should calculate points considering gross salary or net salary?
Thanks in advance.

Gross salary.

Don't get me started on the whole, "can't claim anything", thing.... I actually worked for the Benefits Agency for 7 years, and in the 8th year, suffered a bout of severe depression which resulted in them terminating my contract on the grounds of ill-health. When I tried to claim benefits for a whi...

evabeva wrote: p.s are u english ? [/b]

Yep and looking to emigrate within the next couple of years!

Hello All, I am thinking for applying for HSMP after getting my master's degree. When I will get my degree in hand, i would be 28yrs and 2months of age. So, can this age be considered as 28 or 29? Because, at 28 I can claim 10 points for age and at 29 I get only 5 points. Please reply whenever you ...

Look as you can see, I am pissed off at the system in the Uk. Yeah it is common sense that I should be informed before I apply for a student there but after 7 years as a student in england I can say that UK rules are the the most strict than any other country. They change the rules as it pleases to...

tevel3 wrote:are u sure about the database thing?

and tnx

I don't know for certain but i'd imagine that they would be able to make checks of some sort, otherwise you'd have all sorts of people 'losing' their passports abroad and claiming to be British...

Not really. I think u should prepare to leave the UK before you get chucked out with a ban. You don't have to be so harsh at him! He has got enough troubles. Harsh? I was speaking the truth, the facts, helping him in fact, if he continues to hang around not studying and on an invalid visa he'll pos...

Come on don't you think they take a piss at us (students)? lol No, if anything it's the students taking the piss out of the system, hence all of these controls and more rejections. Whatever dude ! There are other countries where students can study. I understand home office being strict because of t...

hey there so i already have a british passport, but my questions is about something else... what do i do in a case of which i have lost my passport when on a holiday? i am planning on going on a trip to aus (for quite a long period), and i was wondering how can i proof my nationality (to the embass...

evabeva wrote: Come on don't you think they take a piss at us (students)? lol

No, if anything it's the students taking the piss out of the system, hence all of these controls and more rejections.

Hi, i have a query i'm applying on spouse visa for ILR, and working part time do u think this is gonna cause any problem also my wife is working full time but it is a temporary position... can any one help if this is gonna create problem in getting ILR... any suggestions will be helpful.. You said ...

Yes, I have more than 800 GBP at any time for the previous 3 months and I have a letter of sponsorship from a uk university I'm just pressing on time right now because my F1 US VISA is running out in 2 weeks so some idea on how long the process takes would be nice So you mean a tier 4 visa not tier...

Meats, if you would care to exercise you treaty rights in another memberstate, courtsey of your British Citizenship, i am sure the same rights will be awarded to your overseas wife- that is if you intend to have one of course. Recent statistic show that only a tiny proportion of community citizens ...

I found it a bit queer that an intelligent man like you meats wouldn't know that. I just thought that stuff we were discussing earlier might be taking its toll. Ribena, it looks like some people are doing a great job indeed. We still have a long way to go in convincing member states to fulfill thei...

hi Obie when you mentioned "...are still required to get a visa. " , do you mean Schengen Visa? Yes i meant Schengen Visa. Meats, France is part of Schengen and hence issue Schengen Visa. Yeah i know that, i'm guessing that there's still a French visa of some sort though with the exception of the w...

ribena wrote:hi Obie
when you mentioned "...are still required to get a visa. " , do you mean Schengen Visa?

Or a French visa i'm guessing.

Minor point, it's St Pancras and not St Pancreas

coolnsblue wrote:How confusing, these things, when all these kinda situation depend on the case worker, and not proper way of it, which treat everyone same.

It really isn't confusing. Originals or copies with a stamp on from the bank.

Hi Friends, I arrived in UK a month back. The other day i was on high street taking some pictures, when suddenly two police officers approached and started asking as to why i was taking pictures. I said its cos of the scenic beauty and i love photography. They asked what i do and where i live, simp...