erico2k2:

you are speaking to some who came to uni in the uk 2000,and a band 8 staff, my tax deduction is more than £20k a year you are here talking "£20k as salary plzz tell m,e this is a joke ,you lot got a lot to learn

OSCARTM:
A couple needs an advice relating to Tier 2 visa.

Wife got Tier 2 visa with her family, after 2years Husband also got a job with Tier 2 sponsorship. Wife intend to change her career and join husband on his Tier 2 visa.
If the family switches to husband's visa, will the 5year journey to settlement cycle reset at that point? or will they still be qualified for ILR at the end of the 3rd year on husband's visa? (considering that they've already spent 2years on the wife's visa)

brine:


Unnecessary! Not sure I'm the only one but your comments most times pisses the shit out of me.

erico2k2:

1st question, are you allowed to work in the UK?

Hkana:
Thank you Rayralph, Ralphlauren. You've kind of put my mind at ease.



Showietee

Poanan:

It' been a long time since i flew with them. I rarely see them in agent site. But if u saw them on waka now and it is not going, it may be problem from waka now or change your browser to chrome.

orlabot:


Yes, I am

Legendoo:
Greetings to all. I find myself in a bit of a pickle because I can't leave a place in Europe where I have a great career, a home, and a peaceful existence yet I actually detest the country. In order to start afresh, I intend to relocate to the UK. My main worry is that my current position, which pays well since I have years of expertise, may not be transportable to the UK. I'm hoping to use my sizeable funds to purchase a home in the UK that will help me pay some of the costs, but I need advice because I'm not sure it would be a good idea to quit my current position and start over.
If I was to take the risk, which parts of UK offers cheap properties as I am getting it without a mortgage and offers relatively high employment?

Moreover, is it worth it to take the risk?

derbylicious:
Lexusgs430,

Your counsel is direly needed.

Under EU law, an EU citizen can travel with core family members visa free, which we did before brexit.

We haven’t gone on a trip post brexit and hence the apprehension if we would have issues with traveling to EU from UK with my partner visa free.

Destination is in Spain.

Lexusgs430:


A reciprocal agreement is in place, allowing visa free periods. I think it's 90 days (would check and revert)..........

Enjoy your holiday at Costa Del Sol .......... (don't but any timeshare properties)......................


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10968473/Spain-FINALLY-gives-green-light-UK-tourists-use-fast-track-eGates-amid-long-passport-queues.html

derbylicious:


Thanks for the swift response.
It’s just that one person has an EU passport and the spouse doesn’t (but has pre-settled status & a now defunct UK issued EU BRP) , can EU freedom of movement still be exercised regardless?

There are contradicting information online, hence the apprehension.

Legendoo:
Greetings to all. I find myself in a bit of a pickle because I can't leave a place in Europe where I have a great career, a home, and a peaceful existence yet I actually detest the country. In order to start afresh, I intend to relocate to the UK. My main worry is that my current position, which pays well since I have years of expertise, may not be transportable to the UK. I'm hoping to use my sizeable funds to purchase a home in the UK that will help me pay some of the costs, but I need advice because I'm not sure it would be a good idea to quit my current position and start over.
If I was to take the risk, which parts of UK offers cheap properties as I am getting it without a mortgage and offers relatively high employment?

Moreover, is it worth it to take the risk?

babythug:


Indeed life is a risk.

Can you do a trial of the relocation ie stay in the uk for a month or two just to see?

erico2k2:

On the healthcare side you need to train as an healthcare assistant, its fast and easy
on the Construction side you need to get a CSCS card, its easy or you can do driving, if you have a driving licence, these are way to start earning real quick

kode12:
@lexusgs430 et al using pamdaplayer, can you login on multiple devices at once?

Lexusgs430:


One logon...... One device......

If multiple IP is detected, it would be blocked. ........

Wirral:
I am currently working as a 3.5ton van driver for a company, pay is good. I have a dependent visa, do you think they can help me extend it?anyone?

Lexusgs430:



Have you ever wondered why, holiday experiences, are usually clouded & coloured with false narratives .......

Wirral:
I am currently working as a 3.5ton van driver for a company, pay is good. I have a dependent visa, do you think they can help me extend it?anyone?

Lexusgs430:



The question you need to ask yourself are -:

- Is it worth leaving my comfort zone, for an unknown
- is this a sensible gamble
- If things go soar, would I be happy to start afresh
- Are the factors forcing me out, not manageable

Lastly, nobody can advice you to relocate, it's ultimately your individualistic decision..........

Fortune favours the bold..... Fortune favours the brave ......... Fortune favours the strong......

Are you BOLD, BRAVE & STRONG enough..........

Elektra008:

Did it on my phone sef, two diff occasions and it went easily, I erased some personal details though... Using the tb test link on page 1 of the student thread.

derbylicious:


Thanks for the swift response.
It’s just that one person has an EU passport and the spouse doesn’t (but has pre-settled status & a now defunct UK issued EU BRP) , can EU freedom of movement still be exercised regardless?

There are contradicting information online, hence the apprehension.

Legendoo:
Greetings to all. I find myself in a bit of a pickle because I can't leave a place in Europe where I have a great career, a home, and a peaceful existence yet I actually detest the country. In order to start afresh, I intend to relocate to the UK.