Yes, bonus will be accepted: overtime, payments to cover travel time, commission-based pay and bonuses (which can include tips and gratuities paid via a tronc scheme registered with HMRC) will be counted as income, where they have been received in the relevant period or periods of employment or self ...
The qualifying period is counted backwards from the date that is beneficial to the applicant (NOT necessarily the date you apply) The 28-days concession is NOT about when to apply (it is about the earliest point you become actually eligible for ILR) So, how can you calculate your earliest date of ...
You can do both, depending on your priorities. Note that the ILR rule changes in the future are not predictable, so not securing ILR at the earliest and as the rules stand means unpredictability in the future.
This has been answered so many times before on the forum for so many applicants. You do not need to guess things, just try to understand how things work and how the rules apply makes everything clear. The immigration system is not an experience-based system, it based on what the rules say. READ ...
The requirement for cash saving for Entry clearance/permission to stay is higher than ILR stage. That is the source of confusion You can use a value equal or greater than (cash saving amount - £16,000) towards your ILR. In your case, the min cash saving amount is £34600 (£34600 - £16,000 = £18,600 wh ...
The idea that you need full 5 years is a misunderstanding. You are not short of anything as you do NOT need full 5 years to get ILR. This advice has been given many times for years
You refuse to read the official guide, that is why you are confused. For non-salaried employment, the guide tells you this: Where the person is in non-salaried employment – the level of gross annual employment income relied upon in the application will be the annual equivalent of the person’s ave ...
A child will always follow the immigration path of the less privileged parent when it comes to the visas. The child can get ILR at the same time as you both , or she can remain under a dependant visa. After a parent gets ILR, a UK born child is entitled to British citizenship. MN1 is not an ...
Hi Zimba! Today I got the payslip which I am going to submit with ILR but the salary hit the bank yesterday and I noticed there is difference of 20p my salary slip shows 2677.44 while my bank transfer amount is 2677.24. What should I do I am bit worried..should an explanation from employer be there ...
If SET(O) was incorporate they would have told you. My suggestion is to apply using settlement-adult-relative form again which becomes variation of leave. The date of application is irrelevant
Hi Zimba! I just wanted to check with you 2 things basically wants reassurance. 1-My vignette and entry letter says 2nd September 21 but BRP states 8th September 2021. My earliest eligibility date is 5th August 2026? Can I submit application on this date. Or should I count from BRP? 2-Secondly for ...
You got advice last year when you asked the same query above. The advice remains the same. You settle under the long residence and your wife continues under the skilled worker until eligible for ILR. The rules allow this, and the fact that you settle under the long residence is irrelevant. Also ...
Financial requirement for children applying on any date under Appendix FM A child applying under Appendix FM must meet the same financial requirement as the parent they are applying to accompany or join, regardless of the date of the child’s application. You cannot circumvent the immigration rules t ...
Only ONE source of income is enough if that satisfies the requirements.. If it does not then, you need more. You cannot just add your salary to your spouses' salary as explained above.
The route of the dependant visas do not matter. You all qualify together See: https://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=359098#p2206692 Also, you do not need to complete 5 years to qualify for ILR as the 28-day concession applies. Read: All you need to know about applying early, the ...
