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by Retro4rocket » Thu Sep 28, 2017 12:02 pm
A new employer has issued a contract of employment for a Tier 2 visa.
To quality for the experienced rate of pay, I need a gross salary of £33,300. The employer has have indicated a basic salary of £27,500 with an allowance of £5800 in which will be deducted each month pro rata from me to cover the cost of visa sponsorship. I have asked my employer whether my pay slip will say the deductions or whether it is done behind the scenes (which I'm not comfortable with).
In the Guidance document found on gov.co.uk it says they will not consider:
"any payments for which you need to reimburse the sponsor"
"one-off payments, such as those linked to the cost of relocation, which do not form part of your regular salary package"
Does anyone have any advice as to what the allowance I have described above falls into?