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How to Make Successful UK Visa application

Making a successful UK visa application requires careful preparation and attention to detail. Here are some steps to help you increase your chances of having your application approved:

Determine the type of visa you need: There are several types of UK visas, including visitor visas, work visas, student visas, and family visas. Make sure you understand the requirements and eligibility criteria for the type of visa you are applying for.

Gather the required documents: Each visa type has different documentation requirements. Be sure to gather all the necessary documents, such as your passport, proof of financial means, and any supporting documents that may be required, such as a letter of invitation or sponsorship.

Complete the application form correctly: The visa application form can be found on the UK government website. Make sure you complete it accurately and truthfully. Any errors or inaccuracies can cause delays or even result in your application being denied.

Pay the application fee: You will need to pay the visa application fee as part of your application. Be sure to pay the correct fee for your visa type and make sure your payment is accepted.

Book an appointment: Some visa applications require you to book an appointment at a visa application centre. This is to ensure that you have all the necessary documents, and that your biometric information is taken.

Attend the appointment: Attend your appointment on time and with all the necessary documents. Be prepared to have your fingerprints and photograph taken.

Wait for a decision: Once your application has been submitted, you will need to wait for a decision. Processing times vary depending on the visa type and your individual circumstances.

Appeal if necessary: If your application is denied, you may have the right to appeal the decision. However, you need to do it within a certain time frame, and you will need to provide additional evidence.

It’s important to note that the UK visa application process can be complex and time-consuming. It’s essential that you provide accurate and complete information, and that you follow all the instructions provided. If you have any doubts or questions, please do get in touch with us. KASH LEGAL SERVCIES

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The process for obtaining UK skilled worker

The process for obtaining a UK skilled worker visa involves the following steps:

  1. Obtain a valid job offer from a UK employer who holds a valid sponsor license.
  2. Check that your job is on the UK Shortage Occupation List or that your job offer meets the minimum salary threshold of £25,600.
  3. Take an approved English language test and obtain a score of at least B1 in each component.
  4. Obtain a valid certificate of sponsorship from your employer.
  5. Complete the online visa application form and pay the required fee.
  6. Provide biometric information (fingerprints and a photo) at a visa application center.
  7. Attend a visa application center for a biometric appointment, if required
  8. Wait for the decision on your application.

It’s important to note that the process and requirements for a UK skilled worker visa are subject to change and depend on the specific circumstances of the applicant.

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How to succeed in UK visitor visa application

The process for obtaining a UK skilled worker visa involves the following steps:

  1. Obtain a valid job offer from a UK employer who holds a valid sponsor license.
  2. Check that your job is on the UK Shortage Occupation List or that your job offer meets the minimum salary threshold of £25,600.
  3. Take an approved English language test and obtain a score of at least B1 in each component.
  4. Obtain a valid certificate of sponsorship from your employer.
  5. Complete the online visa application form and pay the required fee.
  6. Provide biometric information (fingerprints and a photo) at a visa application center.
  7. Attend a visa application center for a biometric appointment, if required
  8. Wait for the decision on your application.

It’s important to note that the process and requirements for a UK skilled worker visa are subject to change and depend on the specific circumstances of the applicant.

Applicant coming from developing countries usually are difficult to succeed for standard visa application due to different factors, might be outside of their control, therefore it is important to do following.

(a) Provide as much detailed itinerary and costing for the trip as possible.

(b) addressing any facts which might be seen as potential weaknesses in clear manner with accurate and consist of information.

(c) present the documentation in a way that is accessible and easy to understand with quality translations if needed.

(d) evidence of a settled life in home country, strong financial and social ties.

(e) Provide all the documented evidence and make sure documentary evidence is verifiable,

(f) Provide full immigration history and evidence of compliance and provide m evidence as you can.

(g) Details statement from applicant, providing details plan of their visit.

As a reminder, work is not permitted unless expressly allowed by Appendix Permitted Activities

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Skill worker FAQs: Your Questions Answered

What are the circumstances that will warrant your skilled worker/tier 2 (General) work visa to be updated?

  • If you want to change your job and your new job is with a different employer, your visa needs to be updated.
  • If your job changes to a different occupation code, and you’re not in a graduate training programme, your visa needs to be updated.
  • If you leave a job that is on the shortage occupation list for a job that is not on the list, your visa needs to be updated.
  • If you take a second / additional job that is either more than 20 hours a week in addition to the job being sponsored for or job in a different occupation code, your visa needs to be updated.

Do you need to apply for update if your job is taken off the shortage occupation list?

No! You do not need to apply again if you stay in the same job, but your job is taken off the shortage occupation list.

Will you need to update your visa if you are doing a different job for your current employer?

Yes! If you’ll be doing a different job for your current employer, you only need to apply to update your visa if your new job is in a different occupation code. For example, if Exemplar Health Care Ltd employs you as a Health Care Assistant and you have a valid work visa to that effect. Thereafter, you apply for the role of Human Resource officer within Exemplar Health Care Ltd and you are offered the position, your work visa needs to be updated because you will now be working as Human Resource officer and not Health Care Assistant

made under appendix settlement family life (ten year route to qualify for indefinite leave to remain), usually an “unmarried partner”, which means a person who has been living together with the applicant in a relationship akin to a marriage or civil partnership for at least two years prior to the date of application, however as per guidance durable relationship is to be consider as “For a relationship to be similar to marriage or civil partnership the couple must usually have lived together as a couple (not just as friends) and shown an ongoing commitment to one another. However, in some circumstances there may be evidence of a durable relationship similar to marriage or civil partnership where the couple have not, or currently do not, live together”. Guidance suggest relationship will be assessed in circumstances where partner are living apart for practical reasons.

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The information presented in this article is intended solely for providing general knowledge and understanding of the subject matter. It should not be considered as legal advice.

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Marriage by proxy and UK Immigration law

Proxy marriages is where intended bride and groom being united but not physical present at the ceremony, most cases represented by other persons and is essentially less complicated style of marriage.

Marriages by proxy in the United Kingdom

Marriages by proxy in the United Kingdom are not recognized under the law of England and Wales. However, the United Kingdom recognizes marriages as if they are valid under the domestic law of the country in which they take place, provided they have been executed properly.

In the light of (CB Brazil [2008] UKIT00080)

“That marriages by proxy which take place in the United Kingdom are not recognized under the law of England and Wales. However, that the United Kingdom recognizes marriages as if they are valid under the domestic law of the country in which they take place, provided they have been executed properly”

Which effectively lead to following

(a) the marriage was performed, and any other necessary steps were taken so that it satisfies the law of the country in which it took place

(b) the parties had ‘capacity’ to marry under the law of each of their ‘domiciles’

(c) evidence has been provided to support the validity of the proxy marriage, for example a valid marriage certificate; a letter (or other evidence) from a registrar or government authority from the country in which the marriage was contracted confirming that it was registered properly.

In the context of UK Immigration law, the question arises clearly in respect of applications for entry clearance to the UK. The burden of proof rests with the applicant to exhibit the authenticity of the marriage an impartial and reliable evidence about recognition of the marriage must be provided, ordinary assertions as to the law of the countries will be insufficient to discharge the burden of proof.

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Immigration Health Surcharge Guide.

Most of the applicant applying leave to entre or remain in the UK pay, on top of the application fee, HIS Immigration Health Surcharge (it is the payment that will allow you to access healthcare services offered by NHS. Below is the summary of the rule determining whether this is refundable and how to get it. How much you will pay is subject to change and varies according to length of stay of applicant, currently as follows.

(a) £470 per year for student

(b) £470 per year for visa and immigration applicants who are under the age 18 at time of application.

(c) £624 per year for all other visa and immigration applications.

You will get refunded HIS either full or partial, please note you will not get HIS refund if application has been successful, you will get full refund only if

(a) Paid twice

(b) Visa application is refused

(c) You withdraw your application at any time before a decision has been made.

You will receive partial refund if

(a) You have been granted leave less then you have asked, and you have paid for extra year

(b) Any dependant visa application has been refused.

In most instances you should get refund automatically, be paid to the account you have paid with, however if you do not get response within six weeks of receiving a decision on your visa application, you should contact UKVI.

Health care worker are exempt from paying the HIS, if you have come to the UK on different route and started working in health care sector, you may be eligible for HIS refund.

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Fee Waiver

Significant new guidance from Home office, Children can now apply for a waiver of citizenship fees where unaffordable, Open from 16 June 2022, Subject to “Affordability test “ in accordance with Home Office Guidance, under 18s can apply to have the £1,012 fee on application for registration waived.

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Visitor’s Visa

All visitors to the UK must meet the general entry validity and suitability requirement set out in the (Appendix V) Visitor to immigration rules.

What is Genuineness and Credibility.

The applicant must be a genuine visitor, meaning that he/she is genuinely seeking entry for the purpose permitted by the rules and will leave the UK at the end of their visit. The applicant will not live in the UK for extended period, will not make frequent and successive visits or establish the UK as their main home. Further the applicant will not undertake any prohibited activities.

What is Maintenance and accommodation?

An applicant must have sufficient funds to cover all reasonable cost in relation to his/her visit without working or accessing public funds. This includes accommodation, the cost of return or onward journey, any causal costs related to dependence, and the cost of any planned activities such as private medical treatment.

Can I rely on Third party assistance?

The applicant can rely on third party support if they have a genuine or professional relationship with the visitor.

What are the Prohibited activities?

An applicant must not intend to work in the UK. This includes taking formal employment in the UK, doing work for an organisation or business within the UK, or establishing and/or running a business.

What are permitted activities:

Visitors are allowed to do following activities; tourism and leisure, volunteering, general business activities, legal activities, as well as matters relating to religion, sport, work related training, study, medical treatment, organ donation etc..

Marriage and civil partnership visitors:

A person may enter the UK in order to marry or enter a civil partnership provided, of course, that the couple do not intend to stay in the UK after the marriage or civil partnership ceremony.

If the couple wish to remain in the UK permanently, the applicant should apply as fiancés or civil partner.

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