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As far as I am aware, spouse visa has no such requirement that you need to stay in a job.Jing291 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 10:12 pmHiya
I submitted my application in Nov 2018 and I am at the risk of being made redundant. May I ask if I am allowed to be employed by a new company while waiting for the result? I am currently on the spouse visa (my husband is English) and my current employer isn't my visa sponsor.
Thank you.
Theresa
Hitier11417 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 10:18 pmAs far as I am aware, spouse visa has no such requirement that you need to stay in a job.Jing291 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 10:12 pmHiya
I submitted my application in Nov 2018 and I am at the risk of being made redundant. May I ask if I am allowed to be employed by a new company while waiting for the result? I am currently on the spouse visa (my husband is English) and my current employer isn't my visa sponsor.
Thank you.
Theresa
Are you relying on this job to meet salary income requirements?
I dont think you need to worry then. You are covered under section 3c and continue as the same till a decision is made. Legally you can work, however a new employer might be hard to get in a similar situation as majority employers want clear visa status. You can provide them your HO case reference letter/email as a proof your visa is in process. Goodluck.Jing291 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 10:27 pmHi
Thanks for your message.
My company will make redundant of 50% of the current employees and I am at risk.
I don't rely on my job to meet the financial requirements because my husband's salary alone will meet the financial threshold. I am just keen to know if it is legal for a company to recruit a person in my situation (who already submitted application and just waiting for the result). If it is, then I can start to look for a new job.
Thanks
Theresa
Thanks!tier11417 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 10:48 pmI dont think you need to worry then. You are covered under section 3c and continue as the same till a decision is made. Legally you can work, however a new employer might be hard to get in a similar situation as majority employers want clear visa status. You can provide them your HO case reference letter/email as a proof your visa is in process. Goodluck.Jing291 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 10:27 pmHi
Thanks for your message.
My company will make redundant of 50% of the current employees and I am at risk.
I don't rely on my job to meet the financial requirements because my husband's salary alone will meet the financial threshold. I am just keen to know if it is legal for a company to recruit a person in my situation (who already submitted application and just waiting for the result). If it is, then I can start to look for a new job.
Thanks
Theresa