More than likely I'm afraid, yes.

It is fine to work on a Timesheet basis as long as you meet the aforementioned requirements. Just make sure that you pay Tax and NI and the HMRC / Home Office will be happy.

Live rolloing imigration timeframes can be found at:


http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/processingtimes


Just simply select where you applied and have a look at the times.

The offical realse on dropping the masters to a B again was 2010 / 2011 so basically.... anytime between tomorrow and December 31st 2011.

Thanks Home Office!

If you're issued a new CoS then it is my understanding that you will need to submit an application and your passport for new stamping also as each entry clearence is related to a specific CoS code.

Agreed. If you could please post the wording of the questions I'll be able to give you an accurate answer.

Why do you need that much cash? Can you not just withdraw some once you are here in the UK? Edit: Just did a bit of research and found "Please note that from 15 June 2007, if you are travelling to or from a country outside the European Union (EU), you will need to declare any sums of cash of 10,000 ...

Degenham,Barking, East Ham, Brixton, Peckham or Stockwell Coincidentally known as the worst areas to live in London (and UK in general). Add Hackney, Stratford, and Canning Town - and you will have a complete list of places to avoid at all costs. Very true. Op doesn't say that he would like to die ...

If you move into a South East London Suburb (New Eltham, Sidcup, BexleyHeath etc:) It's a 20 - 30 min train ride into Waterloo and you could rent a house to yourself with your own garden for £800 per month + bills

So... allow me to simplyfy.. 1. You sent an application without a passport and thus no proof of nationality or leave to remain 2. You're asking why you got refused? 3. We can only tell you if your legal in this country if we know your nationality, visa status and a little bit more history. Help us t...

Thanks mate, currently am in a permanent role and just thought to give a try.. am really looking out to change my current job as its moving out to outsourced, so just looking for another job. Me too. One of my friend is regularly cashing in £450 a day and I'm envious. He has a bigger car, bigger h...

Unfortuantley...

1. Yes you have to pay it regardless

2. Not that I'm aware of no. This is why you must prove the maintainence requirement when applying for the Teir 1 (HSMP)

3. It will be taxed as it would still come under the PAYE system.


Sorry

Unless your in healthcare.

Yes they is allowed.


Just has to be advertised for 4 weeks and have no EU responses that are suitable.

You're allowed to work up to 20 hours a week for any other employer providing that the work is of the same type and level that your Tier 2 Visa is granted for.

You should be fine

I'm normally one to defend this nay-saying but unfortunaltey the Java market is very....very quiet at the moment

Smartee wrote:i received my refusal today, SAD News, is der anyone who got visaa.....?

Lot's of people. Why were you refused?

The title of this thread is a bit misleading.

This will only affect Intra-company transfers, not regular Tier 2 workers.

hi kolaxy i think u have been misguided. According to Home office if u r living in UK for more than 12 months than u shud show £533 of ur dependent and £800 for urself . So u have to show total of £800 + £533 in ur bank for atleast 3 months...coz the money u showed doesnt justify for 2 persons....

"If the main applicant has been in the UK for over 12 months, you must have £533 available per dependant. If the main applicant has been in the UK less than 12 months, each dependant must have £1,600 available. All funds must have been at that level or more for the last three months. You seem to ...

To be honest, I've changed my address like 2-3 times and I've never informed the police.All I do was to do the change of address properly. However, due to the nature of my job, I do CRB checks every now and then and inform my employers about the change of address. I got my PSW visa in May without i...

Unfortuantley not before 14 weeks of an application being outstanding. Was there anythnig in your application that could be viewed as complicated? Any previous imigration history or 4 dependants with you? Were the forms filled out by hand? Has your employer covered the maintainence requiremnt for yo...

Average at the moment is about 15 - 20 working days. I've seen some in 10 days but they're rare.

WOOP WOOP WOOP, DAS DA SOUND OF DA POLICE. I think this really will depend on the case worker and how well the evidence is presented. Your only bet is to compile a good case and submit it. Sit back, try not to worry about it and await the results. I sincerly wish you the best of luck and please keep...

You can obtain an emergency travel document but it is a one-way travel.

I would have to agree and put your travel plans on hold until this is resolved. Either that or contact an immigration solicitor.