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Entire 2136 is not on shortage list, it's only 2-3 very specific subcategories. Please make sure your job description matches these sub categoriesRooney the saviour wrote: I am told RMLT was not required because 2136 Programmers and software development professionals is on the skills shortage list.
No need to rely on what 'someone' said. Too much at stake here to take it for granted and trust someone's word.Rooney the saviour wrote:I am told RMLT was not required because 2136 Programmers and software development professionals is on the skills shortage list.
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Do you think it's a sound plan please? Any suggestions from your side will be extremely helpful.
Best regards,
Rooney
Hi Rooney,Is your application success with mentioned points ?Rooney the saviour wrote:Can someone please enlighten me on this?
Many thanks,
Rooney
#156 only applies to the types of people in the list: Jewish Agency Employee etc etc.Rooney the saviour wrote:Dear all,
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Worth mentioning, in the policy guidelines, I have found the below:
156.You will be awarded 10 points for English language if you are applying for leave to remain
under Tier 2 (General) and you have previously been granted entry clearance, leave to
enter or leave to remain in any of the following categories:
a Jewish Agency Employee,
a Member of the Operational Ground Staff of an Overseas-owned Airline,
a Minister of Religion, Missionary or Member of a Religious Order,
a Qualifying Work Permit Holder,
a Representative of an Overseas Newspaper, News Agency or Broadcasting Organisation
AND you have not been granted leave in any other category other than Tier 2 (General), Tier
2 (Intra- Company Transfer) and those listed above under the Rules in place since 28
November 2008.
Since I am already in Tier 2 ICT and working in Uk since November 2010, do I still need the letter from NARIC?
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Your feedback will be extremely helpful.
Best regards,
Rooney