HSMP Jobs UK

Posted by hiren in November 9th 2008 under: hsmp jobs Tags: HSMP, job, jobs, london, skilled, tier 1, uk

HSMP is now Tier 1 as we all know. There are still jobs for HSMP / Tier 1 holder in UK. But be careful before you arrive in UK in this credit crunch situation.

If you have applied for HSMP or already have cleared your EC I strongly advice you not to Enter UK in November or December 2008. There are mainly 2 reasons.

1st is December, when job market is usually slow in the UK, most of the companies avoid hiring during december. Therefore even if you are experienced or highly skilled your chances are less to find suitable job. More days you spend in UK without job, more pressure build on you.

2nd reason is Credit Crunch. As UK is in recession therefore there is another reason to wait for few months before you come to UK. In this time of global financial crisis where lot of companies are firing, I believe small businesses will still be hiring but they will be very particulat about hiring and will avoid hiring if it is not very very necessary.

So what is the best time to land in UK.

For you guys who have got the HSMP or applying for it, I advice you to come in January 2009 or after that. By the end of January UK business are back to normal from christmas holidays and businesses start taking pace. In next few months hope the effect of financial crisis will be reduced and you will have better chances for finding jobs.

I strongly advice you to do your home work before you land in London/UK. Following are few tips to find jobs quickly:

Search for jobs that you will like to do on gumtree.com, reed.co.uk, totaljobs.co.uk & jobserve.com and try to find what companies are looking for their ideal employee, what responsibilities you will take if you join, what skills they need. And analyze yourself and score your self. Try to put yourself in to the shoes of employer and see will you hire your self?
Try to build multiple CVs to suit different kind of jobs and job requirements.
Create covering letters try to show it to your friends who are in business and often hire people.
Search for interview tips, uk culture etc. Improve your spoken english skills and build confidence in yourself.
Try to use google maps, tfl.gov.uk, london underground map etc. Try to udnerstand how london transport works. It will help you to travel and avoid delays on interview day.
Get use to see weather daily, this will help you plan your clothing.
Read news at news.bbc.co.uk
Collect as much information as possible before you come to London.

Any way for you guys who are coming in UK on HSMP visa, I wish you all good luck for job search and bright future ahead.

Cheers!!

51 Comments

ram Said,

November 25th, 2008 @6:00 am

wha he says is absolutely correct, please don’t enter uk in this year, come here on jan next yera definately you will find a job

kironmolvysh Said,

December 14th, 2008 @7:36 am

Hi,
I am 3.5 Year experience oracle develper looking for jobs in UK.I have valid HSMP UK visa.My skll sets are given below:

Oracle 6,8,9,10 versions
Pl/SQL
Pro*C
forms /reports

Please provide few consulatncy details who ca help me find job in UK.

hiren Said,

December 15th, 2008 @3:36 am

Hi kironmolvysh,

Are you already in UK? Please send me your CV to review it then only I can suggest you something.

Best regards
Hiren

bsac Said,

December 15th, 2008 @4:35 am

Hi,

I got my HSMP last week. Can you please tell me how to search for jobs in UK now.
I am in the IT field. When is the best time to come there.

Should we attend interviews from India itself and come there.

Within how many days we have to come to UK for this HSMP.

Is there any limit .
Thanks

hiren Said,

December 15th, 2008 @6:39 am

Hi bsac

Congratulations for your HSMP

I have already mentioned on this page http://hsmpvolunteers.co.uk/index.php/2008/11/09/hsmp-jobs-uk/
That how you can find jobs in UK, try it.

Well you will not be able to attend any interview from India, If you come to UK and then try to find jobs, that will be much better.

Well you must enter UK within 90 days after obtaining the visa. I do recommend to check Home Office website to get latest information on this matter.

Cheers!!
Hiren

winit Said,

December 18th, 2008 @2:07 am

Hi Hiren

you are doing a good help to HSMP holders, its admirable .
I want one help from you
After rejection of my visa application, I did a appeal, with which I submitted my original bank statement and Pay slips, they granted my appeal but after that I didn’t got my document back
And I didn’t get my HSMP original letter back after visa application, will it be require any where in future.?
I got visa and planning to migrate UK in 15 Days…What should I do for this documents..?

hiren Said,

December 18th, 2008 @3:19 am

Hi Winit

Well you probably will not need your original bank statement and payslips. But it will be good to get this back from home office. You can ring them and ask from home office about your query and they will be in best position to give you the best advice.

Home office is there to help so any one should not reluctant to contact them for any genuine query.

Good Luck.

winit Said,

December 18th, 2008 @6:57 am

thanks
I will contect home office

one more thing is

I didn’t get my HSMP original letter back after visa application, will it be require any where in future .?

hiren Said,

December 18th, 2008 @7:05 am

Hi winit

Well you donot need it usually. But may be you need it when you first arrive in UK. Immegration clearance office may ask you to present it to them.

Therefore contact home office asap and make this clear. Also ask them if they sent it back in the post, but if it is lost in between, what will happen?
So ask them, every thing, and they record all phont calls, that can be used as an evidence later. But that is too rare

Good luck

sairam Said,

December 26th, 2008 @2:00 am

Hi ,
i am from software field and i have very good ,6yrs of experience in java/j2ee.and i want to apply for hsmp,which will be best time to apply,and in this credit crunch situation ,when will be the right time to apply hsmp visa.

Thanks.

srikrishna Said,

December 29th, 2008 @4:14 am

Hi,

Your article is too good. I received my HSMP on Dec 1st and I am planning to come to UK by March 1st 2009. I am a Business Analyst cum Software Tester for 3 years. What do u think about my chances of getting a job there with in a month of landing there.

your reply will be very helpful.

Thankyou,
Srikrishna

hiren Said,

January 2nd, 2009 @4:17 am

Hi Sairam

I will suggest you to wait for few months and keep eye on whats going on in UK. Alternatively look for the available jobs and if there are plenty of jobs in your field in UK then you should apply for HSMP.

As far as I know IT has less impact of recession.

hiren Said,

January 2nd, 2009 @4:58 am

Hi Sri Krishna

I just replied comment from SriRam, and now replying to Sri Krishna. Hope its god’s grace that lot of people with god’s name coming here. hehehe

Congratulations for your HSMP visa.
Well getting job depends totally upon yourself. Of course it depends on available jobs too. So first look for job availability, then see what companies are looking for and then see if you are competitive enough? On the bases of job availability and job specs change your cv etc. If required to do any small course or training to improve your skills do that before you come.

Anyway Its good time to come now in January 2009.

globetrotter Said,

January 7th, 2009 @8:37 am

Hi Hiren

i qualify for hsmp visa.Am planning to apply now as i qualify and feel the rules might change anytime. might come to uk later.from mumbai. do u think am doing right.? am into hospitality sales profession since last 10 yrs. r there jobs in sales? am confused whether to apply or not due to recession. but wanna do it as i qualify.pls help.

hiren Said,

January 7th, 2009 @8:43 am

Hi globetrotter

It is you who can see what is the job market for your field in the UK. Go through lot of jobs sites, see how often they post jobs in your choosen category / field, how many jobs available etc. Also keep visiting UK news sites to see whats going on in UK job market and economy.

But as you have good experience, I feel if you are competitive enough you can find job in UK.

Good Luck

chaitu Said,

January 8th, 2009 @5:29 am

hi ,
I have appied for HSMP Ec .I have good expereince on c#. are there any chances of getting any small job from India.I dont know any body in Uk so fearing to come with out any job . could any body help me on how to proceed

hiren Said,

January 8th, 2009 @5:33 am

Hi Chaitu

If you have good experience then there should not be problem finding job. But look at http://www.reed.co.uk, http://www.totaljobs.com etc. site to see what kind of jobs are available.

Well you can contact me after you arrive in UK, I will help you to find jobs, but You cannot secure job from India.

winit Said,

January 12th, 2009 @4:10 am

In visa application para. 6 there is a Q.
How much money is availableto you for your stay – if we have mention 4000 GBP
I need to carry declared amount while travelling to UK. Or 2000GBP will do ..??
Will entry clearance officer inquire about it ..??

regards
Vinit

brijesh Said,

January 21st, 2009 @5:52 am

Hi,

I wanted to apply for HSMP in Feb/March.

Do I need to pay the visa fees while submitting the docs for entry clearance(EC)?

and if EC is rejected then paid visa fee is refundable or not?

please describe the full process for filing HSMP.

From last 8 and 1/2 months I was in Malaysia and now I am back in india. So how would I calculate my earning point for two different country?

I am working as software enginner and I have 3.5 yrs of experience.

please advice.

srikrishna Said,

January 21st, 2009 @7:42 am

Hi Hiren,

Thanks for your earlier reply.

I was watching the Business Anslyst jobs since last 1 month in reed.co.uk and Totaljobs.com I find that there are at least 30 jobs posted a week. I can see the demand there and the supply is also not bad, I mean in reed I could see that minimum 20 people applying for job. Is it a good sign?

I was trying to apply from India and obviously I could not get a single call. I have a couple of questions here , as ususal

1) How soon it is better to come to UK after obtaining HSMP.

2) Is it possible to get a job offer before coming there? ( My company said they have no openings in UK)

3) If i come there with out a job offer what will be my monthly expenses ( if I stay with a friend, assuming accomidation is taken care)

Thank You

Swamy Said,

January 21st, 2009 @4:53 pm

Hi Hiren,

I am in receipt of the Tire 1 General Migrant Visa and looking out for suitable opportunities in Finance and Accounting related areas in the UK.

I have a total of 8 Years of experience in the GL, FA and AR areas and have the functional knowledge of ERP’s like SAP and Oracle 11i. Also I have been working with diverse clients for UK, US and European clients.

Would you be able to help me.

Kind Regards,
Swamy
Phone 07942846884

Mezz Said,

January 22nd, 2009 @4:46 am

Hi,

I am a Java Developer with 5+ years of work exp. I qualify for HSMP, should i wait for few months or should i apply now. Will the situation be better post March09 ?

Swaroop Said,

January 22nd, 2009 @5:23 am

Hi Hiren,

First of all, let me take few lines to thank you for the information you are providing, it is of great help when we are lost n confused. Our appreciations for you.

About me: I am a SAP consultant working in Switzerland from past 4 years, I have a job but I am willing to apply for HSMP in month of Jan 09, and want to re locate sometime this year. ( If I get a Visa I will enter UK just for stamping within 90 days ). But my two concerns as everyone are,
1. Is this the time to apply and to get the HSMP, are there major rejections in the Visa grant?

2. Can I work in other country as long as I want even with the HSMP visa, without hampering my PR application in future.

I would be happy to see your suggestions on the same keeping in mind that my HSMP application is infact very necessary immediately?

Kind Regards

Harikrishan Said,

February 2nd, 2009 @12:38 am

Thanks for your valuable comments. I have got my Tier 1 general migrant visa (formerly HSMP) and planing to move to UK within next1-2 months.

But looking atdaily deepening job market in UK I have rethink my plans.

I am presently working with HCL Technologies, India for Detusche Bank in Production Support and has prior experience in development projects. My skill set includes Oracle, PLSQL, Java and VB. I have total experience of 5.3 years.

Could you please advise me if I am coming to UK after 6 months of VISA issuing date what are the requirements (as you mentioned you need to enter withing 90 days)

Will my VISA be cancelled if I donot enter within 90 days ?
If not, what are the additional requirements I need to meet if I am travelling after 90 days ?
Is it possible to get a job from India itself and then come to UK? (which looks to be the best sratergy in current situation if possible)

Thanks
Hari

Rafay Bahelmi Said,

February 13th, 2009 @5:33 am

Hi Hiren,

My name is Rafay Bahelmi and am currently in the US. I have been here for over 8 years and have been working since the past 4 on a H1B visa. I was recently laid off work and am currently out of legal status. Because of slagging economy, and my petition expiring I am unable to find any jobs here.

I was fortunate to get HSMP visa and during my research I came across your site (Thanks for the honest, straight forward and very helpful information.) Because you are very kind I would like to get your advice on my situation. I am eager to come to UK and find a job. I have been doing research and there are jobs I like. I use monster and jobsite. I am aware that economy is slow in the UK as well but I think I will be better of in the UK. Your advice will be of great help to me.

Sorry for the abrupt introduction, and thanks for willing to help. I would appreciate if you can reply.

hiren Reply:
February 13th, 2009 at 8:37 am

Hi Rafay

Congratulations for getting HSMP visa. If you can find relevant jobs in UK and u feel confident to find that, then please come here. My thinking about recession and economy slow down is different then others.

I think companies are using economy slow down to fine tune their economy and getting rid of people they donot want. Companies will be looking to hire more efficient and cost effective people now. If you fit in this scenario where you can prove to companies that you are skilled, competitive, cost efficient and willing to work then there are opportunities.

I think recession has brought lot of opportunities to my doors, and so do I think that there are opportunities for every one.

Please try to look at http://www.reed.co.uk and http://www.gumtree.com. Specially gumtree jobs will be very useful. My experience is that on gumtree the decision makers directly post jobs, but on other sites there are mostly jobs posted by agencies and they make process of getting job bit longer. Try http://www.gumtree.com

Have a bright future ahead. Good Luck

rajiv Said,

February 16th, 2009 @10:21 am

hello Dhiren,
I am currently in india and planning to apply for HSMP in april, Further i would like to know if you know any good firms in hyderabad who take cares of HSMP process,and how talking about recession it can be seen all over the globe but one has to find the way to live life, Please do let me know your suggestions.

Regards
Rajiv..

March 26th, 2009 @4:51 am

Hi Hiren,
Thanks for such a good work you are doing here!
I am currently in UK(Jersey channel Island) on dependent visa, with my husnad who has work permit.
I have experience in IT for 2.8 months now. Currently I am working with a Finance admistration company as a contractor. I have this contract for 10 month.
I am scoring 75 points for Tier 1 general visa.
1)Do you think I am eligible to get Tier 1 visa at this stage?
2)How much it will cost me to process this visa?
3)How much time it will take to process this visa?

Hope you get reply from you soon.

Many Thanks.

Kind Regards,
Ashwini

harish Said,

April 14th, 2009 @12:13 am

Hi Hiren,
I have got my Tier 1 general migrant visa which is valid starting June1st 2009.
I am currently working with Oracle and have 4 yrs of experince in the same.

I uploaded my resume in all the job paortals. Though I get mails for Oracle jobs based out of UK, but things don’t progress from there after I apply.

Considering the global recession, this move to UK w/o job seems risky.
Can you please suggest in this regard? Can I fwd you you my resume and you can let me know if there are any suitable openings for my profile taht you are aware of?

Your help will be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Harish.

Swati Said,

April 14th, 2009 @12:21 am

Hi Hiren,

My husband has got his Tier 1 General Visa recently and is planning to fly in sometime and look for jobs. At the time of visa application, we couldnt file for me as dependent as we were short of the fund maintanence that was to be shown for the filer+dependent. We both work for Oracle presently and I plan to join him once he finds himself a job in UK.
The two queries that I have are:
1. I will be allowed to work in UK, as dependents can work in UK?
2. How do I get the dependent VISA stamped. Shall I wait for him to reach UK and find a job and then I apply for the VISA? Where can I find the details for the dependent VISA application.

Any help in the above regard is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Swati.

vidya Said,

June 7th, 2009 @6:55 am

hi hiren,
I got my tier 1 visa last month.I am an experienced IT professional and am currently working in the field of Datawarehousing/BI/BO.What are the prospects in the UK currently for this work profile.
Thanks in advance
Vidya

Shobhit Said,

June 12th, 2009 @12:48 pm

Hi Hiren:

Could you please let me know your email address?

Thanks,
Shobhit

Hpreet Said,

July 7th, 2009 @2:41 am

Hi
I have been applying for jobs in UK when I was on project assignment ther but I am not getting enough call and I had no interview scheduled for one month since I have started looking for jobs in UK.

Can you advise me is there something that I am missing.

I am an oracle application techno functional consultant.

I will appreciate you view and response in this matter

kris.chethan Said,

August 2nd, 2009 @2:49 am

Hi Hiren

Iam working in India Bangalore currently; i am Java/J2ee developer with over 6yrs of experience. I have got the HSMP visa and the stamped date is from the 14 June 2009. I was rigoursly applying for jobs in UK from the past one month and am unable to get any responses from any recuriting agencies or any other companies. I read some your notes on this website and the information you have given is very useful; thanx for that. I wanted to know since my HSMP visa is stamped from 14th June 2009; what is the minimum time left for me to find a job in UK. Iam asking this question to help me plan my trip to UK effectively. Can i wait till January 2010 to come down to UK (since Nov & Dec is a lull period). Please let me know more on this

Thanx
Chethan

hiren Reply:
August 3rd, 2009 at 3:15 am

Hi Chethan

Congratulations for HSMP.

As per my knowpedge you should enter the uk within 3 months when your visa starts. If you come earlier there is plenty of time to find job.

kris.chethan Said,

August 3rd, 2009 @1:30 pm

Hi Hiren

Thanx very much for you response. So i need to be UK within September. But i have a issue here for which i needed your advice. If i come there in Aug or Sep Oct, Nov & Dec is when the recuritment will slow down. Also in the current situation the recuriment has reduced considerably. So please advice me on what will be the impact on me visa if i come some time in Janauary 2010. I want to specifically know; will it affect visa renewal after 3yrs or anyother similar problems which i can face. Please advice me

Thanx
Chethan

Suman Bose Said,

August 10th, 2009 @7:48 am

Hi Hiren,

Thanks for all the important information that you are sharing with all of us. I had applied for Tier1 visa from India, i will probably get the same by December 2009. I am a sales/marketing professional and had worked with Unilever, Motorola Inc and now working with L G Electronics as Area Manager. Please tell me whether under the current market condition will it be OK to move to UK and what is the prospect of finding a job in sales/marketing in UK and how to go about it.

Thanks and regrads,
Suman

hiren Reply:
August 14th, 2009 at 3:19 am

Hi Suman

First of all best wishes for your application.
Regarding jobs you must keep searching for appropriate jobs in UK from websites I have recommended or any other websites you know. Keep your eye on UK news so you can be aware of whats happening in UK regarding employement.
The job market is getting worse according to news that I read every day and there are no sign of relief sooner. But recession has hit more unskilled workers I think. All my friends who are skilled and have good experience they are still in jobs or are able to find new jobs.
But again it depends on how competant you are and how much experience and confidence you have.
I will say just keep your eyes open and make your self more aware of the current situation and news. And make the decision accordingly.

Good Luck.

Vijay Said,

September 9th, 2009 @7:48 am

Hi Hiren

First of all, let me take few lines to thank you for the information you are providing, it is of great help when we are lost n confused. Our appreciations for you.

Iam working in India Pune for UK Telecom client currently ; i am Test Lead with over 7yrs of experience with diffarent domains like telecom billing, helth care,finance,banking, insurance..etc. with good package in sofatware. I have got the HSMP visa and the stamped date is from the 20 October 2009. I was rigoursly applying for jobs in UK from the past one month and am unable to get any responses from any recuriting agencies or any other companies. I read some your notes on this website and the information you have given is very useful; thanx for that. I wanted to know since my HSMP visa is stamped from 10th October 2009; what is the minimum time left for me to find a job in UK. Iam asking this question to help me plan my trip to UK effectively. Can i wait till January 2010 to come down to UK (since Nov & Dec is a lull period). Please let me know more on this

So please advice me on what will be the impact on me visa if i come some time in Janauary 2010. I want to specifically know; will it affect visa renewal after 3yrs or anyother similar problems which i can face.

Can you please suggest me on certifications too! Because i alerday done the ISTQB and have plan to for PMP as wells as! Can you please suggest me on PMP is manditory and most valid certification in uk or not?

Can i come to uk Nov1st 2009?If i come shall i get good job immedaitly?To get good job immedatly what are all the mimimum things are required?

What would be the minimum expense monthly in UK?

Eagarly wiating for your valuble sugesstions on these?

Thanks& Regards
Vijay

hiren Reply:
September 10th, 2009 at 4:23 am

Please visit immigration boards to know impact on your visa status if you come late. I wont be able to provide you any personal opinion this regard.

Regarding finding job, you must be competitive enough and should have good presentation, communication and interview skills. But recession is there so please do your research before you make any decision.

Minimum expenses varies but if you live as paying guest in an Indian family then monthly cost rent will be approx: £300.00
Travel: £100
Phone: £20-50
Leisure: £100

Note: Please donot consider these costs as fixed costs these are suggested according to my personal experience, no one should take it as personal advice.

Prakhyat Said,

September 9th, 2009 @11:23 am

Hi,

I got my Tier 1 visa in march. I have 4 years 6 months of experience in JAVA- J2EE and working as a software engineer in Bangalore.It is my dream to work in UK.I was planning to come UK this year but my friends in UK suggested me not to come this year due to recession. I got to know from my friends every month one need 40-50k to survive in UK.

So i planned to find jobs in india with UK onsite opportunity and simultaneously apply for jobs in UK through websites. I applied for jobs every day for all the jobs posted. By I did not get a single call, since my CV will have address of Bangalore. The employers wont entertain any candidate not in UK. I also tried to find any consultancy in india which can find placements for me. I did not find any.

As I see the market conditions and response from my friends the market is picking up now.

Please if any one of you know any placement consultancy either in india or UK, please let me know. You can send the details at prakhyat.mm@gmail.com.

I know the job sites to apply and got more information after reading the reply chains.

Thanks.

Faisal Baig Said,

September 9th, 2009 @8:16 pm

Hi,

I came to UK on 30th June. I have applied through different agencies and also some interviews has been taken but i was not shortlisted. I am trying my best but still didnot get any job. Please advice

Thanks
Faisal Baig
mobile # 07536348925

hiren Reply:
September 10th, 2009 at 4:16 am

Hi Faisal

As you know the UK is still under recession and there are not many jobs. Therefore dont be disappointed, keep giving interviews and I wish you could find a job soon.

Please visit this post about CV and interview may be it could be help ful for you.

Faisal Baig Said,

September 9th, 2009 @8:19 pm

I have got HSMP visa and have more than 7 years of experience in Accounts.Still dt not get any job.Please advice

Bachi Said,

September 9th, 2009 @11:38 pm

Hi Hiren,

Thanks alot in advance!

I would like to clarify two things with you!

1)
To get job in UK for HSMP holders 1 year UK expereince is manditory now?

2)
I got the HSMP for 3years validity after this what would be the extend to visa process for 2 years is n’t it?
To get PR in UK how many years need to stay in uk?

Can you please update me with your personal email-id?

If you have any further information on this please update with me!

Thanks,
Vijay

srikrishna Said,

September 12th, 2009 @6:42 am

Hi,

This reply is for Vijay about entering UK after the Visa Start Date. My VISA was stamped on 1st Dec 2008 and I came to UK on 1st September 2009. I did not see any problem in my arrival. All you need to do is get the medical reports CHEST - X ray and T B Test ( one week before travel). My suggestion is wait till next year. Your renewal is concerned with about last 12 months salary before your renewal i.e you income from Sep 2011 to Sep 2012.

Cheers
Sri

gmanivan1 Said,

October 28th, 2009 @1:05 pm

Hi,
I am planning to visit UK next month in search of job. I am a CCVP certified Engineer with 7+yrs of experience in Cisco VoIP testing and having HSMP Work permit which i got in Feb 2009.

When searching in websites like reed, theitjobboard, cwjobs, I could see lot of openings for CCVP certified. but didnot get any calls as i am in india. for this reason, to try it out, i am coming next month. What are the things that I need to take care before i land in london considering the following.
1. Dress code during interview: Is Tie or Suit mandatory?
2. Seems climate is very cool now. Is Jacket and Sweater enuf?
3. Is laptop mandatory? Will it be checked in airport to switch on and check for OS and softwares?
4. Are there any SIM card(UK) which has International Roaming facility so that if I come back to India, I can use the same for getting calls.
5. Are consultants open on sat and sun?
Any other things mandatory, pls. share. Thanks in Advance.

Regards,
Gans

hiren Reply:
October 28th, 2009 at 1:17 pm

Hi Gans

Following suggestions are based on my personal experience and please consider what suites you and ignore which you think that might not work for you.
1. Well tie suit is not mandatory, but if you wear tie suit, it will help you to build your professional image.
2. Buy few warmers, which will keep you warm. Get few extra tshirts, so if you feel more cold you have have more layers of tshirts, which will protect you from cold weather. Sweaters and Jackets are good, bring it also. Jacket, or long coats are always good which will help you protecting from chilled wind.
3. Laptop is not mandatory, but it will depend on your personal usage, if you can live without it, thats great No one check your laptop and I have never heard about it.
4. Usually all the sims in UK provide roaming facility. But it could be very expensive. The one that I use costs me £1 per minute to receive calls in India.
5. Usually consultants are not open on sat, sun.

Regards
Hiren

gmanivan1 Said,

October 28th, 2009 @9:09 pm

Hi Hiren et al,
Thanks a lot Hiren for your timely help.

Are there any PGs available which gives 1 or 2 weeks accomodation. As I am coming as single and coming in search of jobs, i am just looking for normal PG, required for Software engineers, as in bangalore. If so, can u help me with the rent, contact no, food provided, broadband connection, etc. Purpose I asked for bringing laptop is for “If PG/home stay is providing broadband, I can use it for applying for jobs. thats why”, instead of spending money on that.

I have gone through First Arrival at London Heathrow in this blog.

For London, it shows many airports, Is Heathrow the one, which i need to land.

waiting for ur reply. will be proceeding with ticket booking after that

Regards,
Gans

Kunal Rajan Said,

November 11th, 2009 @7:58 am

Hi Hiren,

Thanks alot for sharing all these usefull information…..

I have applied for Tier 1 visa and will getting it in this month only…..

Please let me know:
1. what is the scope of getting a job in General Insurance Industry there ?
As i have 3 years of post MBA work exp. in this Industry only..

2. Request you to provide me a sample CV & cover letter ….

Thanks
Kunal Rajan

hiren Reply:
November 17th, 2009 at 4:22 am

Hi Kunal

Well I cannt provide any guidance for jobs in your field, because I am not a recruitment agent nor I do have any knowledge about insurance sector. So please look at job sites to find the opportunities.

I will send u a sample CV and covering letter in your email.
Good Luck.

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