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HELP PLEASE! Urgent IGS Enquiry

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HELP PLEASE! Urgent IGS Enquiry

Post by sissi » Sat Sep 29, 2007 1:43 pm

Hi there,

I hope somebody will be able to help me with this:

I have been on a student visa for a long time and qualify for the IGS based on my recent studies.

However, I have recently been approved a 3-year work permit and granted leave to remain in accordance. I have been on a work permit for only one month.

The problem is that my situation has now changed suddenly, and my employment is due to terminate prematurely and very shortly.

I was told I cannot switch to IGS from work permit holder category. However, because my initial student visa has not expired yet, I was hoping I could try to switch to IGS.

Can anyone advise on this? should I try with IGS anyway on the basis of old non-expired student visa?

Or does the new work permit visa cancel the previous student visa and therefore my IGS application will be refused?

I don't have much time to sort myself out, any advice would be very much appreciated....

Thank you

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Post by vinny » Sun Sep 30, 2007 12:58 am

See also avjones' reply.
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