Do we need to right a cover letter to explain the overstay, in case of applying student dependent visa
Do we need to right a cover letter to explain the overstay, in case of applying student dependent visa
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Thank you for all your valuable advice. I understand that the 4-year new entrant rule came into effect in 2020. However
Thank you for all your valuable advice. I understand that the 4-year new entrant rule came into effect in 2020. However, the Home Office has granted my friend a 5-year skilled worker visa from a student visa. How is this possible? Did the Home Office grant a 5-year visa without considering the rule? Should he notify the Home Office of this?
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Sachin Sawant
May 30
A student can get a 5 year Skilled Worker visa if he is being paid the usual Experienced worker salary for the job code applicable at the date of application. It is highly unlikely that the caseworkers would make such a mistake. Most probably he would have been paid the Experience worker salary, if he was granted a 5 year SW visa. He should consult with an Immigration Lawyer to get his facts and documents assessed before approaching Home Office.
Hi sir I am applied for fee waiver yesterday because i am only earning 750 per month and my fixed expenses are more the
Hi sir I am applied for fee waiver yesterday because i am only earning 750 per month and my fixed expenses are more then that like my student loan in india 391 pound and last accommodation pending fees 436 per month and my rent 350 per month. I want to know i will get approval on my application or not.?
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Sachin Sawant
May 30
sorry, Students are not eligible to receive public funds, you application will be refused
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Yes, it is advisable to explain any overstay properly along with any mitigating circumstances, preferably use a legal representative to represent you with your visa application.
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