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Hi,

Any recommendations for a hassle-free travel / health insurance provider (travelling from India to UK) to cover any medical emergencies ?

I know there are plenty to choose from in the market, but if people have had personal experience, that would be very valuable.

Thanks,
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Thanks, that's much helpful.

Hi, My parents have visited me in the UK with a Visitor visa in the past and I am looking to apply again to bring them over to visit us within the next 3 months. Last time, we submitted confirmed return tickets when applying for their visit visa. Now this time around, the dates are a bit fluid and b...

Yes the maintenance funds can be from either your or applicants bank account. Read policy guidance notes for reference.

Congratulations ! A fight well fought and a deserving outcome! and another example of the Home Office being on the wrong side!

Like someone above has said, your case will set the precedent for genuine applicants who have had to suffer.

Yes this letter is a requirement. And I think different people have different experiences depending on which PEO / Case worker etc. I remember reading one case, where the applicant's application was on hold while he was given a weeks' time to submit this letter. So submit where possible, and if it w...

If you have your ILR, and your son was born in the UK, you can directly register his as British through MN1.

He does not need an ILR.

Regarding your wife's IHS, I think £600 would be correct, as she will be awarded another 3 years and it is £200 / year.

They refer to Entry clearance, ie., first entry to UK in the Tier 1 General Dependent category.

You can apply on or after 1st October, no problems. You being unemployed is not a problem as the only requirement is sufficient maintenance funds for 3 months prior to application.

Your payslips are not required. Latest 3 months bank statements showing enough maintenance funds is required.

If you have council tax bills for the last 2 years with both your names, that is more than enough.

The set of documents in your original post look good.

Worth adding documentation (bank stmts, council tax, gas & energy bills) in your name too, to prove that the relationship and marriage is still existent. I don't believe this is mandatory, but worth including.

Hi, The industry is getting competitive and recruiters and companies want to ensure they get the right candidates. There is a cost involved to the company, agency, time spent, recruiting a candidate. If they have taken the pains to bring you in for a face to face, it is highly unlikely they would do...

Sorry got confused by original post which stated, My wife is currently on tier 2 dependent until March 2017 as me. I missed the update in the later post, I will complete my five year eligibility in Feb 2017. My wife will complete 5 years as PBS tier 2 dependent in September 2017. Yes no extension re...

Read Ohara's response again. It is all explained clearly. So to reiterate. If you use NCS (Nationality Checking Service - which is a way to submit your naturalization application), then they return your originals and you are free to travel outside the UK. However you need to keep in mind, you need t...

Read Q13 in the FAQ which is a sticky in the ILR forum. Link below: http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/faqs-for-ilr-tier-1g-tier-2-wp-hsmp-read-before-posting-t199638.html 1. Yes, you can apply for your ILR in Feb 2017. She will not have to change her visa status at this poi...

Wanderer wrote:

O_Relly wrote:That was quick. Thanks Wanderer.

Good site, always advisable thought to lurk a bit before asking what might be considered a daft question! Or they start piss-taking!

No worries, can expect that of any good 'no-nonsense' forum
Cheers.

That was quick. Thanks Wanderer.

Hi - I am sure there are plenty of car enthusiasts in the forum and hopefully they can help. I am researching used car buying options etc and would like to know if there are any good online discussion forums that perhaps someone here can recommend ? I tried honestjohn.co.uk and am also getting some ...

Children being told they need to go home, people in hijab being told we are going to send you is Isis. Situation is bad. Having won, a proportion of the Vote leave people have decided to take laws into their own hand. This is exactly what is very worrying and very surprising at the same time! What ...

Now this is worrying.

Unfortunately, this isn't as black and white as that. It is required by one to destroy the BRP card into 2 or 4 pieces and then return it to the Home Office within 5 days of receiving the citizenship certificate, failing which a £1000 fine could be incurred. See this FAQ, http://www.immigrationboard...

Congrats Omnishanti ! Unfortunate that people like you have to be put through this rigmarole because of the people who have abused the system!

Glad to hear that AR turned it around for you and that there is still hope for genuine applicants!

Really sorry to hear about your situation. Does seem unfair and unjust at this point. Since you have mentioned it was only for a couple of weeks, one would hope this would not be treated as a serious matter.

It would be a good idea to seek professional advise.