I am simply saying that relying on the 1989 ILR is not safe. If your parents were exercising treaty rights and you were a family member of them , and you have never been away from the UK for a period of 2 years since then, then you will be fine. I am not saying that you need to apply for PR under t...

Thank you for your reply.

So if I understand this correctly, you are saying that my ILR from 1989 does not amount to a PR unless I had applied for PR on or after 30 April 2006?

And if it is only ILR that I do have, then how would I go about applying for my husband's PR?

Hello, I need some advice please. I am a French National. I came to the UK as a child in 1983 and in 1989 I was granted ILR*. In 1999 I applied for and successfully became a British National. I now have both French and British nationalities. I married in 2003 to a Pakistani National, who came to the...

Hello, I need some advice please. I am a French National. I came to the UK as a child in 1983 and in 1989 I was granted ILR*. In 1999 I applied for and successfully became a British National. I now have both French and British nationalities. I married in 2003 to a Pakistani National, who came to the...