vinny wrote:When it's a refused out-of-time leave to remain application.

can u plse give an example? thnks

anyone?

Hi,

Does any kind of FLR application break long residency? please reply asap...thanks

If a person had leave when departing the UK, then I cannot see any requirement for him to apply for entry clearance within 28 days. I believe that continuous leave shouldn't be broken if he returns to the UK within six months with a new entry clearance and hasn't been absent for over 18 months in t...

Please reply to my question in the previous post

BEng degree in Electronic Engineering: 8 Sept 2007 to 15 June 2011 = 3 years and 9 months PSW: switched from student visa to PSW. Msc in Software engineering: switched to tier 4, duration 11 September 2013 to 5 September 2014 extended to 27 Nov 14 = 1 years and 2 months Total 4 years and 11 months ...

vinny wrote:There doesn't appear to be any requirement for such a person to have leave while outside the UK.

Why is the rule a bit "UNCLEAR" about this requirement?

Is there a difference between cancellation and curtailment in this case? Curtailment can result in a person having no leave remaining immediately or after a limited specified period. If a person is given 60 days from the date of the curtailment notice, then I believe there is leave remaining until ...

I believe that when leave has been curtailed for up to 60 days means that there is still existing leave within the 60 days. So, if one departs the UK within the 60 days, then one still had existing leave on departure. If departure had been after the 60 days, then a successful application within 28 ...

Please click on any given links for further information. I read the following things (regarding break in 10 years) on a document titled "Long Residence" which is published by the Home Office for Home Office staff on 8 May 2015. (the link for the document: https://www.gov.uk/government/upl...

Please click on any given links for further information. I read the following things (regarding break in 10 years) on a document titled "Long Residence" which is published by the Home Office for Home Office staff on 8 May 2015. (the link for the document: https://www.gov.uk/government/upl...

vinny wrote:Under the current rules, it should be okay. But it's difficult to predict future rules.

What are the current rules, and how it is ok according to the rule? I am very confused. Could you please explain?

vinny wrote:We don't know what the future may hold for the Long residence rules.

oh ok. So why is it "currently ok" ?

vinny wrote:Currently, ok.

Why? Can u please explain?

Hi everyone, I am confused about some rulings regarding "Long Residence" (10 yrs). Please help me. For example, someone (on a Tier 4 general visa) withdraws from a course and therefore his visa is cancelled and he is given 60 days time to leave the country or to renew visa in the same/diff...