Tier 2 PBS Dependant to ILR
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2017 4:42 pm
Hello All,
Let me give my situation before asking a few questions.
My husband is on a 5 year Tier 2 General PBS Migrant system. His first job visa was from April 2013 to June 2015. He changed his job in June 2015 and hence the visa is now valid till May 2018. He will be applying for ILR in April 2018.
I came to UK on 11 May 2014 as Tier 2 Dependant(afer my marriage to him). My current visa will expire on same day as my husband's, i.e May 2018(since this is my second visa due to my husband's change of job).
I am aware that I am not yet eligible for ILR. While my husband is applying for ILR, what will be my status? Do I apply for continuation as PBS Migrant before he applies for ILR? If yes, will I get visa extension considering his visa also expires in May?
If not, should I wait for his ILR decision to be made before I apply for my extension?
Which form should I apply for extension? PBS dependant or FLR(M)?
P.S I am staying currently in UK with my husband and have abided by all immigration rules regarding absence from UK as such.
Thanks,
Daya
Let me give my situation before asking a few questions.
My husband is on a 5 year Tier 2 General PBS Migrant system. His first job visa was from April 2013 to June 2015. He changed his job in June 2015 and hence the visa is now valid till May 2018. He will be applying for ILR in April 2018.
I came to UK on 11 May 2014 as Tier 2 Dependant(afer my marriage to him). My current visa will expire on same day as my husband's, i.e May 2018(since this is my second visa due to my husband's change of job).
I am aware that I am not yet eligible for ILR. While my husband is applying for ILR, what will be my status? Do I apply for continuation as PBS Migrant before he applies for ILR? If yes, will I get visa extension considering his visa also expires in May?
If not, should I wait for his ILR decision to be made before I apply for my extension?
Which form should I apply for extension? PBS dependant or FLR(M)?
P.S I am staying currently in UK with my husband and have abided by all immigration rules regarding absence from UK as such.
Thanks,
Daya