quote="coronat"] Eligibility criteria: BC Spouse +ILR 5 yrs / minor dependants (family 4 applicants) Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test): B1 / Life in the UK Current nationality: RSA Method of application (NCS/Postal/Solicitor etc): NCS Council ...
Eligibility criteria: BC Spouse +ILR 5 yrs / minor dependants (family 4 applicants) Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test): B1 / Life in the UK Current nationality: RSA Method of application (NCS/Postal/Solicitor etc): NCS Council name if NCS used ...
Eligibility criteria: BC Spouse +ILR 5 yrs / minor dependants (family 4 applicants) Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test): B1 / Life in the UK Current nationality: RSA Method of application (NCS/Postal/Solicitor etc): NCS Council name if NCS used ...
Eligibility criteria: BC Spouse +ILR 5 yrs / minor dependants (family 4 applicants) Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test): B1 / Life in the UK Current nationality: RSA Method of application (NCS/Postal/Solicitor etc): NCS Council name if NCS used ...
Eligibility criteria: BC Spouse +ILR 5 yrs / minor dependants (family 4 applicants) Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test): B1 / Life in the UK Current nationality: RSA Method of application (NCS/Postal/Solicitor etc): NCS Council name if NCS used ...
Thanks Amber This is the issue that I have at the moment I'm not sure how to classify my citizenship although I would think that logic dictates I would be more likely to have obtained citizenship by virtue of descent. I am also not sure how to have my status assessed but will check your supplied ...
Thanks fwd079 Just to clarify, the last paternal birth inside the UK would be my Grandfather, making my kids the 3rd generation born outside of the UK. I just cant figure out whether there are any conditions that either allow or negate transfer of citizenship to my kids based on how I became a ...
Just looking for some guidance on the type of naturalisation application for U18 children born outside of the UK to British father, I was born outside of the UK but have British citizenship by virtue of registration (?) So not really sure whether my citizenship can pass to descendants, and a non ...
not a bad salary, Im on 32 gross supporting a family of 5 (just about scrape by!), would check out the following link to see the real term value of the package; http://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/ also check out ; www.upmystreet.co.uk for local information including council taxes/housing costs etc.
require copies of immigration status and driving lisence also would normally like to confirm you have the qualifications you claim to have so be ready to supply them on request.
Im not sure about the HSMP dependant status but I am a british citizen and my wife applied for a settlement/dependancy visa (VAF4) and is allowed to work in the UK / I would also assume that if your wife transferred she will have the work permit but no link to your visa status ie; no certainty she ...
Agreed, spent a year trying to punt my CV from south africa without result, When I actually came to the UK my first attempt 4 years ago took 5 weeks to land a job without really trying, last attempt managed to get 3 job offers within 6 weeks, just save some money and make sure you can survive in the ...
Hiya, recently arrived in the UK from South Africa, I can only give you a generalised persepective but perhaps you can use the info as a guidline; 1~ Make sure you are employable, the current affirmative action legislation made it extremely difficult for me to find work in South Africa with 9 years ...
oxford/swindon/bracknell/newbury area are good for IT jobs, Im a cisco trained network engineer and managed to get 3 offers 2 in newbury and one in bracknell ranging between 30k and 45k (CCNA/CCDA 3yrs networking hands on in South Africa) the cost of living is marginally cheaper but still high ...
