tier 1 depedent - dentist

[aanal gohil]

hiii..

i came here as dependent tier 1 with my husband. m preparing for ore exame for registration with GDC.

i wanted to know that after clearing that am i able to work as dentist in uk or not?
if not... what i need to work as dentist?

plz reply soon...

[geriatrix]

Your spouse (chirag) has asked the question already, on your behalf.

My apologies if the user I refer to is not your spouse (common surname gohil made me assume so). But do read through the link given ... and if it doesn't answer your queries, do post.

[aanal gohil]

[quote="sushdmehta"]Your spouse (chirag) has asked the question already,
well m not the same person u are asking about...
but yes i red that link... still not clear abt that...
i just simply know that what should be done from my side to work as dentist...

[geriatrix]

My apologies for the wrong assumption.

Please share if you obtained your dentist qualification(s) in the UK or overseas? If overseas, then in which country?

Also, when did you apply for entry clearance as dependant of a Tier 1 (General) migrant? Does the vignette (visa) in your passport has an endorsement "No Employment as a Doctor or Dentist in Training"?

[aanal gohil]

i have done my BDS from india. and i am eligible to give ore exame.

and just migrate to uk before 3 weeks. i had applied for my dependent visa in jan 2011. and there is no writting like " not allowed to work as doctor or dentist " . just written as tier 1 partner.

[geriatrix]

Ignoring your immigration status and any restrictions that may apply to you, I'll restrict my response in this topic (for now) to answer the specific query:

what should be done from my side to work as dentist...

Course of action:
1. Pass ORE exam.
2. Register with GDC.
3. Apply for suitable employment opportunities.

If your queries extend to your immigration status and rights to employment in training posts, please (continue to) read Tier 1 (General) Dependent - (dentist) work and study

Glaring co-incidence(s) in your immigration history and that of the individual being referred to in the linked topic, but I take your word that you two are not the same individuals!