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my_friend wrote:For extension application....it says....
established a new business or businesses that has/have created the EQUIVALENT of at least two new full-time jobs for persons settled in the UK;
The continuous residence period is 3 years if:
your business has created at least 10 new full-time jobs for settled people;
I may be wrong but i think there is a difference between the two...for extension.... equivalent of 2 full time post is required...so we have to complete hours...in this there is a quotient of EQUIVALENT....
but in accelerated route actual 10 new full time jobs are required...so we cannot have 5 employees for two years...we have to have 10 employees...
i maybe wrong but this is my understanding...please need advise and opinions...thanks[/u]
rahulsingh1 wrote:You might be right - Best to get the view from some Solicitor or UKBA themselves.
I dont think many people including Guru's in this forum will know the Absolute Correct answer to it, as this is a brand new regulation.
Although I am assuming that it would be equivalent.
Please let us all know incase you find out from a reliable source.
my_friend wrote:For extension application....it says....
established a new business or businesses that has/have created the EQUIVALENT of at least two new full-time jobs for persons settled in the UK;
The continuous residence period is 3 years if:
your business has created at least 10 new full-time jobs for settled people;
I may be wrong but i think there is a difference between the two...for extension.... equivalent of 2 full time post is required...so we have to complete hours...in this there is a quotient of EQUIVALENT....
but in accelerated route actual 10 new full time jobs are required...so we cannot have 5 employees for two years...we have to have 10 employees...
i maybe wrong but this is my understanding...please need advise and opinions...thanks[/u]
my_friend wrote:rahulsingh1 wrote:You might be right - Best to get the view from some Solicitor or UKBA themselves.
I dont think many people including Guru's in this forum will know the Absolute Correct answer to it, as this is a brand new regulation.
Although I am assuming that it would be equivalent.
Please let us all know incase you find out from a reliable source.
my_friend wrote:For extension application....it says....
established a new business or businesses that has/have created the EQUIVALENT of at least two new full-time jobs for persons settled in the UK;
The continuous residence period is 3 years if:
your business has created at least 10 new full-time jobs for settled people;
I may be wrong but i think there is a difference between the two...for extension.... equivalent of 2 full time post is required...so we have to complete hours...in this there is a quotient of EQUIVALENT....
but in accelerated route actual 10 new full time jobs are required...so we cannot have 5 employees for two years...we have to have 10 employees...
i maybe wrong but this is my understanding...please need advise and opinions...thanks[/u]
how should i ask UKBA...do they have any email for queries like this...
Thanks great help....i hope they have not changed the policy since 2011...as this policy was laid in 2011....tuhc wrote:Here we go rahul answer of your million dollar question.
To reward success, an amendment is being made to enable Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) Migrants to qualify for accelerated settlement after 3 years (rather than the usual 5 years). Applicants will qualify if they have created:–
the equivalent of 10 full-time jobs; or
– at least £5 million in income from business activity within a 3 year period.
Direct link http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
So its mean 5 full time employees for two years would be fine for accelerated settlement.
Should be OK as per policy, until unless it changes and affect the previously granted visa holders as well.buntyz wrote:so this way even if we have 4 employees for 3 years that will be alright as well.
saeedusman wrote:Should be OK as per policy, until unless it changes and affect the previously granted visa holders as well.buntyz wrote:so this way even if we have 4 employees for 3 years that will be alright as well.
do not agree then how come 1 employee for 2 years is accepted as job created for 2sweetad wrote:you have to have ten full time jobs you can not have 5 employees and count them as ten over two years , job creation means hiring a new person it does not mean the continuity of the current employee