tier 2 intra company transfer visa still valid [closed]

we as a family have a tier 2 ICT VISA valid till 28/09/2018 , but w left the uk on the 29/01/2018 was planning to back to uk for a doctor appointment on the 12/6/2018 , do u think there would be a problem with the residency permit as we were out of the country for the past 4 months?

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Best Answer

It is going to be a problem. If you're no longer employed at your company's UK site then the basis for the visa no longer exists and so it is invalid even though it is not expired.

You should not have too much trouble getting a visit visa to attend a private medical appointment. Do be aware that you are no longer allowed to use the NHS because you're not a UK resident any more.

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Is ICT visa still valid in UK?

Switching and ILR: A Tier 2 (ICT) visa holder is currently not permitted to switch from a Tier 2 (ICT) visa into Tier 2 (General) in the UK.

How long can a Tier 2 ICT dependent stay outside the UK?

You must have spent no more than 180 days outside the UK in any 12 months.

Does ICT visa count towards residency UK?

As the ICT route is intended for temporary workers it does not offer a path (without switching) to permanent settlement in the UK and time accrued under it does not currently count towards permanent settlement.

How long can you stay in UK on Tier 2 ICT visa?

Main requirements for the Tier 2 Intra Company Transfer visa Those earning less than \xa3120,000 a year can stay in the UK for up to 5 years and 1 month.

UK ICT work Visa | How to work \u0026 settle in UK 2022 | UK Intra Company Transfer VISA

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