Hey all, I was wondering if I could find anyone in the same situation as mine. And of course, expert input is always highly appreciated. Now, I was born here in 1984 and my parents, stayed here for 6years and went back around 1987. And back then, people with pakistani passports didn't have any troub...
Hi guys, I have a confusion, if someone can help me on this. My ILR is due in next year june and I want to travel to back home for Dec-2015 & Jan-2016. Would it be a problem at airport that i have only 6 months leave to remain when i return from back home ?? Apparantly not, I've asked similar quest...
Not an expert at all, but from what i've seen is, for self-employed cases they do some further checks and send u back without visa on the same day.
Dont know if anyone has had an experience like that here would like to elaborate.
Hey all, I know its a silly question, but been bugging me slightly. The thing is, i'm planning to go and see my parents, in a couple of months, so was just wondering, whether its safe to travel if i've around 2-3months T1 visa left. Applying for ilr in march next year, so, what r others experiences ...
My confusion here is, an year counts as Jan to Dec.
So my question is, as my visa started on 6th of April 2011, will I complete 5 years on 6th of March 2016 in HO eyes?
If yes, then does that mean i can apply 28 days before 6th of March 2016?
Hey again.. slightly confused again about my 5year continuous stay for ILR. My T1 general started on 06/04/2011 and was till 01/04/2013. But i applied extension slightly earlier as my earning band wasn't falling right towards the end of expiry, so when i received my visa, it was from 12/03/2013 and ...
Thanks a lot sushdmeta... was slightly worried as i couldn't find much info regarding my situation.. A friend of mine got me worried.. he's on T2 general and he is in same sort of situation, i.e, will be applying his ilr next year plus wife's pbs dependent ext and his new born's citizenship. And he ...
Hey all, I'm a bit confused about my new born's status and what it'll be when I get ILR next year. My situation is, I got T1G in 2011 and am eligible for ILR in 2016, my wife came as a dependant end of 2013 and we had a new born in 2014. And I haven't been outside UK much. Now as far as I understand...
As far as i know, u just need to make Tier1 dependant extension, assuming ur wife was tier1 dependant and hasn't completed her 5yrs of stay if she arrived after july2012. But before doing that, u'll need to pay nhs health surcharge for her (£200 per year) https://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigration-ap...
And on their website they very easily say "For generations, the British public have paid their taxes to help make the NHS what it is today – the surcharge will mean temporary migrants will also pay their way" https://www.gov.uk/government/news/migrant-health-surcharge-to-raise-200-million-a-year We ...
I'm opening up a discussion here as m extremely frustrated with whats been going on since 2010 with tier1 holders.. The government wanted to limit immigration, fine they closed tier1 general completely.. fair enough. Then they raised salary bands so that only "skilled" immigrants are left in the uk....
So what will be thier status after i get ILR and under which category thier visa will be extended. Also does thier 3 year and 4 months will counts towards thier ILR or they will need to stay again for 5 years. Yes that'll be counted towards ILR, and you just need to do an extension on under existin...
I don't get it, what is this NHS surcharge?? Do I also ahve to pay this for my wife? My situation: On tier1 general valid till march2016 and applying for ILR then, wife on tier1 general dependant, got her visa in Sep2013 and came here Sep2013. Now I know that she'll have to complete her 5yrs stay to...
hey all, was just scrolling away on facebook and found this https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/indicative-visa-charges-for-2015-to-2016 I mean really, WTF home office :evil: I see that ILR fees which were £1093 have gone up to £1500, so all of us switching to ilr (which i'm begining next yea...
Hey all, I've been just looking around for info about dependant's continuous stay with main T1-general migrant and have found out confusing points, could experts please help me clarify this. The info that I found on forums and also on this forum says: Entry clearance application as PBS dependant sub...
You lost me when you judged him on his religion and then try and explain that you weren't judging him on that but still try and generalise which means that you judged him on that already. Either way, there have been many people in the past claiming that they've been grilled by an immigration office...
Hey all, I was wondering if anyone else on Tier1 has had this worst experience at heathrow immigration. I mean I've been in the uk since 2007 and have been in and out of country on student then psw and then T1 visa and never been insulted in this manner by any immigration officer. And right now I'm ...
Hi all,
How do u guys normally post ur t1-dependent docs to pakistan?
which is the safe and quickest way?
In fact, how good is royal mail international signed for?
Need input guys plz, have to send docs urgent.
Thanks
Hi All, Thanks for all the great help in the past.. I have some queries for you guys... 1. I am on Tier 1 visa and my PR is due in 2015. I recently got married in Feb 2013 in Pakistan. Now i want to bring my wife to UK on spouse visa. Can someone point me to the category under which i should be app...
Hi all, I'm a bit confused about attaching wedding pics with the application. The thing is, we only had a nikkah ceremony not proper rukhsati, as we decided that as soon as she gets her visa, I'll goto pakistan and have baraat and walima. So, we do have pics where we're sitting together, and with fa...
I really think, its when ur wife entered the uk as T1D. So that is when her ilr period starts. I'm not sure, but u might need to apply an extension for ur wife, but let an expert answer on this. I'm in worst condition, as my wife will be applying T1D this month and i read that she'll need to stay he...
