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Hanji ajaiyeeee, milengeee jarur.!!

Thank you for your suggestion! I really appreciate it. I will definitely try it in another video. Stay tuned, and thanks again for your feedback! 😊

This is not good news. As a student, you are allowed to work a maximum of 20 hours per week, and exceeding this limit is not permitted. Please ensure this does not happen again and inform your employer that you can only work up to 20 hours per week. Thank you.

Hi, I am working now, Done with my studies.

@@manavsonpal4893 bro if there is holiday in your uni then you can work more than 20 hours, holidays limit doesn’t count. Thanks

Bro, I’m a bit confused by your question, to be honest. Are you saying your BRP card didn’t arrive from the DVLA? Just to clarify, the DVLA doesn’t issue BRP cards. Did you recently arrive in the UK, or is this related to something else? Please explain more clearly so I can understand and help you better. Thanks!

No

Hanji sab theek hai. App sunaye?

No holiday pay doesn't count. Don't worry. Thanks

Manchester is an amazing choice! It’s a vibrant city with a big student community, so you’ll find plenty of events, cultural spots, and nightlife. The part-time job scene is quite active too, especially in retail, hospitality, and some entry-level office roles but you have to be active and search for jobs very actively. With the university's resources and networking events, you should have good options to explore in your field as well. Best of luck with your Master's in Business Analytics!

@@FlywithTonmoy bro if as per the system its not crossing 20 hours on your payroll software then it would be fine, if its in the system then I would suggest don’t do it more than 20 hours at all. Thanks

Congratulations bro on your admission to the Foundation Year in Law at Bradford University! That’s an exciting opportunity..Let me talk about the jobs, As a student in the UK, you can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays if you’re on a Tier 4 student visa. Rest is your luck if you find any other jobs. You can earn extra income by working as a waitress, bartending, or in cafes and restaurants. This often includes tips Or you could do freelancing, If you have skills in another thing then you could earn from that as well, High paying jobs in the UK are IT, Software, Digital marketing, tutoring, healthcare, etc. I would say while working part-time during your foundation year, it is possible to accumulate savings that could contribute towards your bachelor's tuition fees. Balancing work and studies will be crucial, but with strategic planning, you can manage your expenses and work effectively. Always consider reaching out to your university’s career services for additional support and resources. They often have job boards specifically for students and can help you network within your field. Good luck, and enjoy your studies! Thanks

@@vanshdawar397 Bro are you getting too much money in your account from your cash in hand ?

Haha Smjh sakta bhai ...starting me jyda idea thaaa nahi about videos and all, Sorry for wasting your time. Will post another video related to this and this time without music. Thank you

@@ganesh4839 bro If it’s not on NI then it’s cash in hand job.

@@ukshuke they not taken any documents and they generated payslip without any document in that payslip NI number has not been there

@@ganesh4839 that’s not legally tbh

Depend karta hai how you are good with the driving here and taking lessons.

Thank you so much

@@NARUTOUZUMAKI-eu4qk Vinegar was also used 👍

You can have more than one national dish per country FYI. And just so you know it's not butter chicken, it's chicken tikka masala

Stop yappin. The national curry is Tikka Masala also, don't think butter chicken even from here

@@ukshuke Womp womp sucker

Yes you can, Sorry for the late reply. Didn't get any notification about your comment.

Me also not getting my BRP now week over my decision

Try to go as soon as possible and ask them; it should still be there. Thanks

Bro, they usually advise not to exceed 20 hours a week, and you can find this info on the official website. But if it’s already done, just let it be. When does your student visa expire? Just be careful moving forward and avoid going over the hour limit. Hopefully, this won’t cause any issues with your PSW. Thanks!

And .28 is in decimal if we calculate it in min it's shows the 13 min .

​@@ukshukeBro i got my payslip today in that it showing 80.28 hr is there any problem in psw . because my first time by mistake

​@@ukshukemy vise is till dec 31

@@carryworld2266 Don’t think so, it would be a problem then !! Thanks

Hello,Yes, you can work two part-time jobs, but keep in mind that tax will be deducted from both. Also, it's important to ensure that your combined working hours don't exceed 20 hours per week. Finding two jobs with just 10 hours each might also be a bit challenging. Thanks!

@@amandeepkaur-w5t wait karo bro, ajyaygaaaa

Kya apka brp aa gaya?mujhe b aaye huwe 20 din ho gaye brp abhi tak nahi aaya...

App konse visa pr ho?

@@ShaziaMairaj-s9i agar app dependent ho or apki wife ki study abhi start huyi hai fir to apka a jayega brp

@@amandeepkaur-w5t skilled worker visa.

I don't think you're able to change the email, but try reaching out to your agent and ask them to forward the email to you when it arrives. Thanks!

On your slip is it showing more than 20 hours?

@@ukshuke yes, it is showing 26 hours on salary slip, and on company app too, i asked my manager, and he said that in next salary we will deduct this over paid salary also will email you about this deduction

Now they have removed my that shift on company app after i informed them, because i didn't work that shift . And i also requested them to email me about their mistake and also that they will deduct overpaid salary in next slip/salary

@@Louder111 It's very risky to work more than 20 hours a week, as the Home Office could use that as a reason to suspend your graduate VISA. I understand this wasn't your fault, and it's good that you've informed your employer. They should be more vigilant about your working hours. So, don't stress-everything should be fine. Just make sure to double-check your weekly hours in the future. Thank you!

Yes, you can work full-time at that period. Thanks

@@ukshuke thankss

they wont speak for us.. lol

you could multiply by the number of hours.

No problem