Long residence

Indefinite leave to remain if you've been in the UK for 10 years (long ...

You may be able to apply for indefinite leave to remain if you've been in the UK legally for 10 continuous years (known as 'long residence').

Long residence - GOV.UK

There is no provision within the Immigration Rules for an applicant to include dependants on a long residence application. Dependants must make ...

Long-term residents - Migration and Home Affairs - European Union

The proposal makes it easier to acquire EU long-term resident status. This is done by allowing third-country nationals to cumulate residence periods in ...

10 year 'Long residence' ILR - Staff Immigration Team

Information on applying for ILR based on 10 years in the UK under different visas. Those who have spent a continuous period of 10 years in the UK under ...

Briefing: how does the 10 year route in Appendix Long Residence ...

Appendix Long Residence of the immigration rules enables a person with 10 continuous and lawful years of residence in the UK to apply for ...

Long Residence ILR | Application Guide | UK Immigration Barristers

Qualifying Period Requirement for Settlement on the Long Residence Route. In order to qualify for ILR on the Long Residence route, you will need to satisfy the ...

A shout to those applying ILR via long residence route after 11th ...

If you have submitted an application for ILR via the long residence route after 11th April 2024, and your absence was more than 548 days, it would be great if ...

Significant Changes to the UK's Long Residence Rules

The long residence route allows individuals who have maintained lawful residency in the UK for a continuous period of 10 years to apply for Indefinite Leave to ...

Long Residence Applications & Absences - YouTube

In this short video, recorded live at one of my recent For Legal Immigration Law Masterclasses I discuss Long Residence Applications ...

Chapter 3 - Continuous Residence - USCIS

An LPR's lengthy or frequent absences from the U.S. can also result in a denial of naturalization due to abandonment of permanent residence. An applicant who ...

Long Residence Guidance: ILR 10 Years Route 2024

If you have lived in the UK for 10 years, you may be eligible for ILR. We explain how the UK 10 year long residence ILR route works, the eligibility ...

ILR on 10 Years Basis – Long Residence Indefinite (Updated 2024)

Migrants who have accumulated ten years of continuous lawful residence in the UK, under any combination of UK visas, may qualify for ILR on 10 years basis.

New Long Residence Guidance - YouTube

In this video I look at the updated Long Residence Guidance (Version 20.0; 11.4.24) which has been amended to reflect the introduction of ...

New Long Residence Appendix : r/ukvisa - Reddit

An applicant has been absent from the UK for more than 184 days at any one time or more than 548 days in the 10-year qualifying period.

Big Changes to the 10 Year Long Residence ILR Rules - Richmond ...

The Long Residence indefinite leave to remain route is for a person who has lived in the UK lawfully and continuously for 10 years or more.

Long Residence rules change from 12 April 2023

Long Residence rules change from 12 April 2023 ... The immigration rules provide for an option of applying for indefinite leave to remain after ...

Continuous residence guidance - GOV.UK

LR 4.1 and LR. 12.1. The Long Residence route is for a person who has lived in the UK lawfully and continuously for 10 years or more. The person ...

Applying to Stay in the UK Because You've Lived Here a Long Time

20 years' long residence rule. Previously the immigration rules allowed you to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain if you could show you had ...

The New Long Residence Rules from 11.4.24 - YouTube

In this video I give a summary of the new Appendix Long Residence which comes into force on 11.4.24 and makes some significant changes.

'Long residence' ILR changes - Staff Immigration Team

Rules changes introduced on 11 April 2024 now require applicants to have spent 12 months under their current visa before they can apply for ' ...