Just an addition to the feedback pathway: If you still have about a year left on your visa, I suggest considering opportunities beyond sponsorship roles in London alone. Be open to roles that don't require sponsorship and be willing to relocate if appropriate to gain suitable UK experience. This will give you an edge when a better or the right opportunity comes along.

justwise:


I’m glad you did not see this racially even if it’s, don’t give up applying for more jobs, you are getting closer, getting more interviews is a good sign.

The only tip I may give is to ask for a feedback after rejection email. Ask them to tell you any area they think you need to improve on going forward.

I shall take heed of your advice.Thank you duchess, Tosod and everyone devoting his or her time towards the success of our visa applications �

duchess90:
Hello

You are single

The end

Please apply according to your status once it changes she can apply as your dependant

Cheers

Good day duchess and all group members.
Please I need your insight on this current situation of mine, I am single with no kids but in a relationship of about 4 years with a lady that moved to UAE on a work visa a year ago. We are still very much into each other and communicate very well.

I'm at the stage of putting in for my student visa application having gotten admission for Sept 2022 intake with cas number so I'm considering adding her as a de facto partner (secondary applicant) on my student application so that she can join me probably by Jan 2023. By then we would have done our court and traditional wedding. How best can I go about it or what alternative way can i explore to bring her into the uk within the six months of starting my msc programme?
Thanks