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Um, yes you can change within the country, provided you pass the RLMT or are exempt etc...gergesm wrote:Are you sure about this? because I have been reading and it says you need to leave the country and do a new application.
If you can apply from inside the country what is the link for a new Tier 2 visa? because it takes you straight to applying from outside the country.
The new sponsor gave me the sponsor letter. I cannot apply for extension since i am not with the same sponsor, so where is the link to apply for the new visa from inside the country, and can I do premium service or I can't? where is the linkphysicskate wrote:Um, yes you can change within the country, provided you pass the RLMT or are exempt etc...gergesm wrote:Are you sure about this? because I have been reading and it says you need to leave the country and do a new application.
If you can apply from inside the country what is the link for a new Tier 2 visa? because it takes you straight to applying from outside the country.
https://www.gov.uk/tier-2-general/extend-your-visa
"If you change your job
You may need to apply to extend your Tier 2 (General) visa application if:
you want to change your job and your new job is with a different employer
your job changes to a different standard occupation classification (SOC) code
your job is taken off the shortage occupation list
your changes of job means you’re paid less than the amount stated on your certificate of sponsorship or work permit
You won’t need to make a new application if you’ll be staying with your current employer but your job will change in other ways, eg you want to change to a job in the same SOC code, or your pay will increase.
You must have a new certificate of sponsorship and you must meet all other application conditions, but you won’t need to send evidence in support of your application if you’ve sent it for a previous Tier 2 application.
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You are applying to change your employer. It's not exactly the same as an extension, but close. Your new sponsor must issue you a new CoS, not just a letter. You probably also need to pass the RLMT etc...gergesm wrote:look this is from the link you gave me
You must also meet the following conditions:
you have the same job as when you were issued your previous permission to enter or stay in the UK
you’re still working for the employer who assigned your certificate of sponsorship
so I cannot apply for extension if I am going to transfer to a different sponsor.
See also How to extend your visa.If you change your job wrote:You may need to apply to extend your Tier 2 (General) visa application if:
- you want to change your job and your new job is with a different employer
- your job changes to a different standard occupation classification (SOC) code
- your job is taken off the shortage occupation list
- your changes of job means you’re paid less than the amount stated on your certificate of sponsorship or work permit
Please look at the link you gave me this is what is written,sushdmehta wrote:physicskate posted this before but guess you failed to read it "carefully". So, let's try again:See also How to extend your visa.If you change your job wrote:You may need to apply to extend your Tier 2 (General) visa application if:
- you want to change your job and your new job is with a different employer
- your job changes to a different standard occupation classification (SOC) code
- your job is taken off the shortage occupation list
- your changes of job means you’re paid less than the amount stated on your certificate of sponsorship or work permit
Ok where is the link to apply? because on this page it takes you straight away applying from outside the UK. question number 5 on the list which country is residence, so where is applying from inside the UK? and do I go for general application Tier 2 3 years visa right?sushdmehta wrote:We all have read everything very very carefully!!! But you are not getting what people are trying to tell you time and again!!!
You are stuck on the fact that says one applies to extend when one remains with the same employer. What everyone else is trying to tell you is that when you change employer even then you "apply to extend".
Two types of extension (to remain in the UK as a Tier 2 (G) migrant):
1. With same employer
2. with a new employer
You keep stuck on 1. despite being told repeatedly that 2. is also possible!
And, shouting will not make you right!
physicskate wrote:I already gave it to you! (In my second post to you).
I give up...
and read Pay for UK healthcare as part of your immigration applicationsushdmehta wrote:See also How to extend your visa.