I am applying to extend my spouse visa to 5-year route. I recently took the IELTS and got the results. The visa guidance said I need to pass a CEFR A2 level. How does that translate to IELTS result?
I take it you took All 4 categories in the Academic Module then? They will only look at your Speaking and Listening tests which should not be lower than 4.5 if I'm not mistaken. I had the equivalent scores in this forum somewhere. Let me dig it out. Saying that, it was from 4 years ago. I don't know if it still applies.
I don't want to sound negative here but I've seen in other forums, think it was British expat, was only this year that thread. Visa was rejected due to incorrect IELTS cert. Think it was a 'she'. She submitted her IELTS Academic (with high score). But they didn't accept it and asked her to take Life Skills A2 instead due to her 2nd FLR (M). Make sure to research more and ask those who recently applied and have the same case.
Whilst I am digging out old threads, which I couldn't find the one I am looking for, a lot of changes happening since I had my entry clearance visa! It was also way too different couple of years before mine. Anyway, I hope they would consider tests with high scores as they clearly prove they are capable of communicating/understanding the English Language.
Yeah I know. They keep on changing, that's the problem. So I suggest, check with others who recently applied. It's not a small amount.
Thank you. I'll research more. So far I think I took the right exam accdg to the guidelines which is IELTS for UKVI.
A1 test for first for, A2 for 2nd for and b1 for ilr. Must be taken at specific test locations and one of specific exams from that provider
Hi Could someone clarify this for me in processing my Spouse Visa it shows in gov.uk about English knowledge as follows: 'If your degree isn’t from a UK university, you’ll need your original degree certificate and one of the following:an original letter or certificate from UK NARIC confirming the equivalent level of your degree, plus an official letter from your university with your name and degree confirming that your degree was taught in English an original and official certificate from your university confirming the degree was taught or researched in a majority English-speaking country .' Now i requested for Statement of Comparability in UK NARIC which I believed what I needed confirming the equivalent level of my degree. I also have an official letter from my University stating that my degree was taught in English. When i called NARIC i get confused that they requiring 2 documents- Statement of Comparability and English Assessment Service. Is there anyone knows if its both documents or the Statement of Comparabilty is enough to support the Spouse visa application with regards to the English requirement. Appreciate any advices. Thanks
Hey guys quick question. I’m from an old rule and have used ielts before I moved here 2011. I’m on ILR at the moment and it will expire 2021 . Can I still use my old ielts result when I apply for citizenship?