Imigrants wishing to stay.

[motorbiking]

and students on government-sponsored courses of more than six months remain eligible.

plenty of eligible Engineering and Construction courses available. are you going to run up a 100 pages arguing?

The point remains - there is nothing in the announcement which extends the new language requirements to those on dependant visas.

Around ~400,000 a year, apply for dependant visas.

 

[noseall]

That’s 9 in.

Nonsense.

 

[johnny2007]

Himmy the psychopath says:

"I'm not making any false accusations. You said you've never committed any crimes in UK. I asked if you are denying the torching or damaging of a ULEZ camera."

In his head I said that I torched a camera.
Reality is that I simply didn't condemn people who did.
He is a schizophrenic paranoid.
And of course a racist bigot in drags.

Can't quote him/them because he harassed the mods and they blocked any reply to his rubbish.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Have you ever taken the IELTS ?

I'd fail miserably.

 

[MNW67]

plenty of eligible Engineering and Construction courses available. are you going to run up a 100 pages arguing?

The point remains - there is nothing in the announcement which extends the new language requirements to those on dependant visas.

Around ~400,000 a year, apply for dependant visas.

Here's a summary of the changes:

In parallel, the White Paper sets out a graduated English language requirement for all adult dependents, including those accompanying workers, students, or family route sponsors. The current requirement of A1 level English at entry will be replaced with a more structured, staged approach:

• At the point of entry, all adult dependents will be required to demonstrate English language proficiency at CEFR Level A1, evidencing a basic ability to communicate in everyday situations.
• At the extension stage, applicants will need to meet A2 level, indicating an ability to understand frequently used expressions and engage in routine interactions.
• At the point of settlement (ILR), a new, higher standard of B2 level English will apply in most cases. B2 reflects an upper-intermediate level of fluency, enabling applicants to engage in more complex discussions and demonstrate genuine linguistic integration into UK life.

 

[noseall]

Around ~400,000 a year, apply for dependant visas.

How many were granted after the new rules? Spoiler: barely a 20th of the number you posted, lol.

Dream on boyo.

 

[MNW67]

plenty of eligible Engineering and Construction courses available. are you going to run up a 100 pages arguing?

Government sponsored students have a requirement to return home when the course is finished and will not be allowed to extend their visas. That is why the entry requirements are less stringent.

 

[noseall]

Here's a summary of the changes:

I didn't thing MBK would be as gullible to Daily Wail type tropes. Seems like I got that wrong.

 

[motorbiking]

So it is applying to dependant visa applications but to a lower level. Good. Doesn’t sound like A level English though. Level A1 is basic communication, B1 basic conversation.

 

[motorbiking]

How many were granted after the new rules? Spoiler: barely a 20th of the number you posted, lol.

Dream on boyo.

That is the number (total).

 

[motorbiking]

Home Office on X: "From next year, migrants wishing to stay in the UK permanently will need to speak, listen, read and write in English to an A-level equivalent standard. It is right that those who wish to build a life here work hard, contribute and are able to play a full part in British life. https://t.co/G4GJKNu5Dx" / X https://share.google/SRirbJR7HO6vG5Xq0


Can this be true?

Apparently not.