Please be aware, this current govt and its civil servants take a very dim view to those who setup companies just to gain financially by bending the rules of law....oh hang on, no they don't
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Previously on "Looking for umbrella company which can give sponsorship"
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Nope it's 2 people who were the Home Office to find out would be leaving the country with no hope of returning.
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Originally posted by Bhumi View Post
Is that kind of umbrella company?
How simple do we need to make this
Your only option until you have the right to remain is to be an employee of the company directly using your services.
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostAn infosys colleague secured a visa through an individual who got him visa through his ltd company in return for a cut in his contract income.
so yes it happens
Basically you can’t do it in a sane way - you are better off finding another job and counting down the years until you can apply for the right to stay
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An infosys colleague secured a visa through an individual who got him visa through his ltd company in return for a cut in his contract income.
so yes it happens
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Specifically umbrella companies sponsoring tier 2 with contract - Immigrationboards.com
And yes it is from 7 years ago but nothing has changed there and nothing ever will.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostEven the Immigration Board forums warn against this and they know every trick and loophole going...
https://www.immigrationboards.com/em...t77309-25.html
And yes it is from 7 years ago but nothing has changed there and nothing ever will.
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Even the Immigration Board forums warn against this and they know every trick and loophole going...
https://www.immigrationboards.com/em...t77309-25.html
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Originally posted by eek View Post
They don't exist - and if they claim they do they are lying or dodgy in other ways..
But Tier 2 Visa Sponsorship By Umbrella Company? | DavidsonMorris has more details as to why they can't do so.
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Originally posted by Bhumi View PostHi. I am currently working on Tier 2 ICT visa and looking to switch to skilled worker visa. Can anybody share the list of umbrella companies which can help with the sponsorship. Thank you so much. Cheers!!
But Tier 2 Visa Sponsorship By Umbrella Company? | DavidsonMorris has more details as to why they can't do so.
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Try here.
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UKBA (Tier 2&5 of the Points Based System – Guidance for Sponsors V02/14) paragraph 5.6:If you are an employment agency or employment business, you can apply for a sponsor licence but only to sponsor migrant workers who will be employed by you connected with the running of your business. You can’t sponsor a migrant who you then supply to a third party as labour, regardless of any contractual arrangement between the parties involved.
If you are a sponsor that wants to employ a migrant worker who has been supplied to you by an employment agency or business, you can only assign a certificate of sponsorship (CoS) if you: a) have full responsibility for deciding the duties, functions and outcomes, or outputs of the job the migrant is doing. b) Are responsible for agreeing and paying the migrant’s salary.
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