Immigration
11: 10 am on Thursday 17 February 2011.
An editor of Oxford risk being sent home to Australia after falling ill from new immigrants Government Cap.
Vaarunika Dharmapala, who works for Raintree, North Oxford, said that she has given one month to book a flight back to Perth in his native Australia.
The 33-year visa just tomorrow and now needs a reprieve last hour of the Government to stay.
But Agency (UKBA) border United Kingdom last night said it expects to leave.
In June, the new coalition Government unveiled plans for a proper migrant workers, CAP will enter into force in April.
MS Dharmapala heads to the main business of Raintree, Capstone, applied to the UKBA for a certificate of sponsorship in December that was denied because she earns less than £ 36,000
MS Dharmapala, employee of the company only outside the EU may not be applied to stay in United Kingdom without being sponsored.
She said: “I am in the position hell of being forced to make my life and leave United Kingdom due to an unlawful application of Cap coalition Government on immigration.”
“In a very short period of time, got two promotions: first to the Publisher and then to the editor in Chief.”
“I never took my right to live and work in United Kingdom for granted and also understand that it will occur changes in policy.”
“I hope, however, that the rule of law must prevail.”
“I can’t believe that I am to be forced out of the country as if it were a criminal when I have the right in law to stay.”
“Before leaving March 18, I book a flight to Australia and repackage and send all my goods.”
MS Dharmapala, mere road, Oxford, needed to upgrade your visa of a level one to level two (General).
But despite Capstone be a sponsor to qualified, licensed, the company received a zero allocation of licences.
MS Dharmapala stated that United Kingdom border agency had acted illegally due to failure of the higher court December 17 is the Government CAP to be “without lawful authority”.
However, four days later the Parliament voted on a revised immigration Cap.
And since then Capstone has had two applications rejected.
UKBA Adam Edwards spokesperson said: “this case not been addressed illegally at all.” Did everything within the rules.
“The woman in question not be deported.” There is a grace period after the end of the visa and we hope to leave during this time. “Only if people do not leave voluntarily believe that all action.”
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