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Cold Spud
27th August 2013, 20:28
Hello everyone :Wave: I been told by one of the recruitment agency here in Glasgow that I will need a work permit before I can search for job? I already have my national insurance but no idea about work permit. The lady who is suppose to interview me on phone said I should get a working visa? I cant believed hearing it after a long days of waiting to get my spouse visa she is suggesting a change to working visa is the only way to get a job here in the UK? Anyone help please :icon_sorry:
marksroomspain
27th August 2013, 20:50
Sorry to say this but what a load of B******s this lady certainly does not know how to do her job.
On a spouse visa you have full entitlement to work, I would suggest speaking to her superior and maybe she should get herself updated on simple Immigration issues or be re-trained to do her job properly doh...some people...:doh:BlacklistThatsbull:
bigmarco
27th August 2013, 21:54
:iagree: It would appear that the lady is a bit confused. You have a spouse visa and a National Insurance number which entitles you to work :xxgrinning--00xx3:
andy222
27th August 2013, 21:59
Maybe she is shortsighted and thinks your a european.:omg:. I dont know much about it but from my understanding you just need your national insurance number.
Arthur Little
27th August 2013, 22:21
:anerikke: ... maybe she's an "old spud" :oldlady: who should've been pensioned~off years ago! :icon_lol:
marksroomspain
27th August 2013, 22:31
:anerikke: ... maybe she's an "old spud" :oldlady: who should've been pensioned~off years ago! :icon_lol:
:laugher::laugher::laugher:
raynaputi
28th August 2013, 16:33
Sorry to say this but what a load of B******s this lady certainly does not know how to do her job.
On a spouse visa you have full entitlement to work, I would suggest speaking to her superior and maybe she should get herself updated on simple Immigration issues or be re-trained to do her job properly doh...some people...:doh:BlacklistThatsbull:
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Cold Spud
28th August 2013, 18:15
I thought so too. I think she's just jerking me around like a beef. or maybe its just her not so polite way of turning down my application. I felt discriminated when she told me that it is national insurance I have and not a British passport. :bigcry::bigcry::bigcry:
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