I got my PSW today. I came in this country on 3rd feb 2003. My Psw is valid till 8th August 2013. 8 years on student Visa and 2 years on PSW. Just wondering if i will qualify for 10 years Long resident Rule as i will have completed over 10 years legal Long term resident Rule.. I have never stayed m...
Ok, so an EU person has more rights than a british person in Britain. Only to the extent of ...... an EU person has more rights than a French person in France .... an EU person has more rights than a Spanish person in Spain ... etc etc etc. Just to let you know, I have now managed to obtain an appl...
Ok, so an EU person has more rights than a british person in Britain. Only to the extent of ...... an EU person has more rights than a French person in France .... an EU person has more rights than a Spanish person in Spain ... etc etc etc. I know that bit and my question is where it stands on the ...
Hello Chursy, I would like to know what happened in your situation? Only just relocated back to Uk . I am on the family permit now which is valid for 6 months the idea is to apply once on the resident card status perhaps. Will befalling legal advice. I think you have to write IELTS, PLAB1 and PLAB2...
Any rule which cracks down on ALL immigration will therefore be deemed dearly beloved, because of the large proportion of immigrants from the Indian sub-continent. I think you are mistaken, no one said capping T2 was dearly beloved, closing down T1 was dearly beloved, stopping "bogus" students was ...
But what about people coming from European Union. They fall under EEA regulations meaning that they cannot be discriminated against on the basis of language (Article 24 of Directive 2004/38/EC). This also extends to their non-EEA family members regardless of nationality which means that your argume...
" The argument being put to the High Court is that this regulation disproportionately affects people wishing to bring foreign spouses here from India and Pakistan – an argument supported by figures on family migration which show the most common countries of origin for family migrants lie within th...
arsenal49 wrote:TIER2 is 100 times better than post study visa.... if you are planning to stay in uk long term!
May be a combination of PSW+T2 is a better idea coz with T2, you can only stay 5 years max, if you are not "exceptional" but if you add your PSW to T2, you can stay 7 years.
"'The rule is designed, putting it crudely, to keep out persons who tend to marry within their communities, who tend to have arranged marriages, who tend to be from the Indian subcontinent and the Middle East in particular," said Mr Gill.
And I have got still leave to remain until late March 12, if they refuse my ILR but they will not revoke my PSW, is that right? unless you no longer meet the requirements for PSW, they should not revoke it if your ILR application is refused. However note that if they refused your ILR app before you...
I think you will be getting the same answer's as the other forum member's have given you on the other forum. I also think, you need to keep an eye on long residence rule. I think these white hall mandarines live in a world of their own. I agree with the view that the proposals are good, at least in ...
i am applying for psw along with my dependent wife who is already in the UK for 2 years. in this case do i have to provide the marriage certificate? i have not enclosed the marriage certificate as my wife is already on dependent visa which i assumed will show her status as my wife. but recently i h...
hello. i am studying at BITE college (some of you may have heard of it) recently i was suspended and was removed from ukba list. i was doing my masters and i have completed most of my masters i am in my dissertation period and i have only one month left till i have to submit my dissertation. my cur...
Cancelled Thanks Vinny. So does it mean that till the govt comes out with a new order, ILR remains as usual? ''If people enter this country saying that they will only stay here temporarily, then it is obvious that they should only stay here temporarily. Working in Britain for a short period should ...
2.3.2 and 2.3.8 are not specific enough? Thanks vinnay, but it also says in paragraph 3 of 2.3.8 However,if the family member of eea national exercising treaty rights in the united kingdom provided they meet all the conditions of lawful residence then discretion may be excercised. It means he can q...
Not clear if announcement is based on consultation or something additional to it. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2015898/Squatters-rights-law-grants-illegal-immigrants-right-stay-14-years-scrapped.html Indeed, it's based on consultation and as far as I can see, they will scrap the 14 years...
I know that the TW visa holders are hoping to get ILR under "10 years lawful residence" sbut since the visa itself is introduced a couple of years ago, I haven't heard anyone getting one yet. Good luck I am not sure how long this Long Residence rule can survive, given the govt. has made its intenti...
The Ministry of Justice has decided to charge the fees of £80.00 for an appeal on the papers and £140.00 for an oral hearing from October 2011. Note that this only will be applicable to the appeals lodged to the First Tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) (FTT IAC). The proposal to charg...
For starters, I thought it was 10 years continuous residence, not 14......first time I hear this. As stated by SM, both rule exist as of now. Are the suggested changes going to apply to people who got their tier 2 after April 2011 by applying within the country? Yes. I really haven't got a clue wha...
