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Immigration law / 16 January 2004
Posted on 16.01.2004 13:21
Immigration law / 16 January 2004
All,
As we all know today is the day for re-discussing of immigration law. Anyone got news about immigration law until now ?
pwehrli
Member since 08.01.2004
Posted on 20.07.2005 15:40
Re: Immigration law / 16 January 2004
Can someone throw some light on the main differences between Working Holidaymaker Visa and HSMP Visa ?
What I understood is: WHM visa is for Commonwealth country nationals, issued for 1 year, and you are supposed to work for atleast 6 months. Better option for graduates compared to a visiting visa (which is valid for just 6 months and costs almost as much)
HSMP allows you to immigrate to UK for 12 months, after which you can extend your visa to 3 years. At the end of 4 years you will be given Permanent Residence Visa. (No difficulties as in German NE case). A work contract is not a requisite to apply for this visa.
fred
Member since 15.04.2004
Posted on 20.07.2005 23:27
Re: Immigration law / 16 January 2004
"you dont have to goto England to get 1 year residence permit, instead you get 1 year visa from British Consulate in Dusseldorf."
then the rules have changed - to benefit of foreigners i must say
-
Member since 20.02.2005
Posted on 20.07.2005 23:36
Re: Immigration law / 16 January 2004
18.How long have I got, after a successful application decision, to enter the UK?
You must apply for entry clearance at a British Embassy within your own country and within 3 months from the date of your approval letter. You must then enter the UK within 3 months of a successful application for entry clearance.
http://www.working...s/hsmp/hsmp_faq.html?
seems that i was right 
-
Member since 20.02.2005
Posted on 21.07.2005 10:17
Re: Immigration law / 16 January 2004
You must apply for entry clearance at a British Embassy within your own country and within 3 months from the date of your approval letter
The 3 month rule is correct, but the visa you can also apply from the country of your residence.
M.K
imranahmadkhan
Member since 17.02.2005
Posted on 21.07.2005 11:31
Re: Immigration law / 16 January 2004
@imranahmadkhan
I have a few questions, which specifics to my own case. I would be happy if I could contact you directly. Do drop a line at starwars2@gmail.com
fred
Member since 15.04.2004
Posted on 12.08.2005 20:23
Re: Immigration law / 16 January 2004
Hi fred,
this is the link to the website of the Immigration and Nationality directorate, with the HSMP provisions:
http://www.ind.hom...part_5/section_1.html
regards,
-a
aalvarez
Member since 09.01.2004
Posted on 27.09.2005 14:40
Re: Immigration law / 16 January 2004
Thanx!
fred
Member since 15.04.2004
