Some of the facts:
UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) has increased the number of announced and unannounced compliance inspections to Tier 2 Sponsor Licence holders; These inspections can reveal a variety of non-compliance issues that can lead to suspension/revocation of your Sponsor Licence; IT companies face unique compliance challenges when they have sponsored workers on third party contracts; If you lose your Sponsor Licence, you may lose your entire foreign sponsored workforce. You may face criminal charges, heavy fines if you get caught for employing illegal workers;
Some of the facts:
The protection of these rights is part of UK law through the Human Rights Act 1998; If you have established private and family life in the UK and your current circumstances prevent you from returning to your country of nationality and your removal from the UK may have an impact on life, you may consider submitting an in-country Article 8 Human Rights application; While most applications fall under Immigration Rules, some can be considered outside these rules; Majority of the Human Rights application attract an in country right of appeal unless the Article 8 claim is certified by the Secretary of State as it is without merits and your right of appeal can only be exercised from abroad.
Some of the facts:
You must have an unconditional offer of a place on a course with a licensed Tier 4 Sponsor Educational Organisation; You can choose to do a course that is one of the following: full-time,
part-time, an overseas course of degree level study that is equal to a UK higher education and is being run by an overseas higher education institution, full-time, with at least 15 hours per week of organised daytime study, a recognised foundation programme as a postgraduate doctor or dentist; You need to prove your English proficiency and that you have financial resources to cover your tuition and living expenses while in the UK;
