durgaprasad wrote:When the temporary cap itself is deemed unlawful, how can they close on the below reason.

The cap itself was not deemed unlawful, only the way it was introduced was declared unlawful.

Use existing thread for this.

Wrong on both counts... Public sector jobs are different from private sector jobs. The majority of public sector jobs is identical or very similar to private sector ones. people would spend less and you can expect prices for rental homes and other services to come down! Rents will only grow in the f...

That's what they are hoping for. Generally market comes alive in mid-January after X-mas lull, however 2011 is a unique year where we have a VAT rise + massive public sector cuts (quite a lot of which have to be done sooner than later). So **** knows

UK is not that big on SAP. Germany / Austria would probably be much better.

aaa123 wrote:this is a crap country....just money is good.

And that makes you a ..... ?

This is incorrect. They refer to 'salary criteria', not the 'salary' - so the scale of points will be the same, but your salary does not have to be (as long as you pass, obviously).

Thank you

Anyone?

Judging by a similar experience of non-EEA student I knew - she will not be deported now!
However she will be refused an extension of her Tier 4 visa and will be told to leave on her own + she will be given a visa ban (no idea about the duration of that, sorry).

I want to anglicise my surname and I read somewhere that if I will make a deed poll I can submit it with naturalisation application form to get naturalisation certificate in a new name. Two questions: 1. Is this actually true? :D 2. What name should I write in form AN? New one as the main name and o...

It is very uncommon here - I don't think I've ever seen rental accommodation without fitted out Spam

No such thing exists in IT! They are all semi-scumbags.

schindler wrote:Any one please advise if the above would be applicable to me?

I'm afraid not - these rules apply to holders of valid work permits who spend time abroad (while on work permit).

Your visa gap did reset your ILR clock.

Er-r-r, yes, that changes everything completely
In this case I'd imagine you should be fine.

Probably not. Generally only the citizens and permanent residents of the countries can apply for visas in embassies of EU countries.

You will have to pay Spanish taxes eventually (after you will cross 6 months mark in your first year in Spain). So that cunning plan (which I assume is) to keep Tier 1 valid while living outside Blighty won't work (and there are some other obstacles too).

I'm afraid it is useless now.

Actually it is possible. One of my family members got visa that extended 2 years past the end of my HSMP (it was a couple of years ago).

What if the applicant requires a second extension to complete 5 years? What rules will he be judged by? What point system? No idea! It's all speculation at this point :( Logically thinking, they would not miss the change to charge people for yet another extension, do they? Plus if they will turn aw...

It's impossible to say! I do find it hard to believe that they will allow people to apply for Tier 1 extensions under old rules indefinitely. I'd imagine they might add a deadline to apply for ILR under old rules (5 years after last admission under old rules) and after it everyone would have to fit ...

thelionking wrote:Does anyone know when they sarted DELETING the whole points from the Settlement Guide for Tier 1 (General) Migrants.

Not in the last two days as Google's cache from 22nd is the same.

Well, they cannot do anything about EU migrants - so to lower the total number they have to be super-strict on non-EU migrants... I think it is a good sign that nothing was said about the extensions for existing T1/T2 holders yesterday - the government wanted to show their 'tough' stance on immigran...

Wrong section!