I applied for an extension of Tier 2 visa with current employer in mid December 2016 (my visa expired end of December 2016). I’ve received a letter last week which says my application has been rejected and I’m given 14 days to apply for administrative review.
The letter indicates: You were last granted leave to work as XXXX for XXX but the job description, salary and standard occupational classification code indicates that your prospective employment would be in a different job. Therefore, you will not continue to do the same job you were doing, or intending to do, when last granted leave. To be awarded points for a job that passes the RMLT under Sponsorship, your Sponsor should indicate that they have met the requirements of the RLMT as defined under Appendix A and in the Codes of Practice in respect of the job you wish to undertake. This occupation code is not on the list of NQF level 6 occupations. You do not qualify for the NQF 6 level skill exemptions.
My employer did assign a different code than the one they used for my previous CoS few years ago. I am still doing the same job but the job title and salary has changed since my previous CoS.
My other questions are:
1. Should I apply for administrative review (I’m a bit anxious with this as it will be the same information that’s being reviewed)? If it is not successful would I be given opportunity to submit new visa application?
2. Can I make a fresh application instead with current employer using the same code as they did before? Would HO have an issue with my different job title and salary – is this considered as a different job?
3. Would the job within NQF Level 6 require a RLMT? It’s difficult to tell from the Immigration Rules Appendix A (well, for me anyway)
Any help and pointers would be greatly appreciated!!!
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