IHS for ILR

[jayacpr]

DO we have to pay IHS for extension of ILR?

[poper]

There is no IHS applicable for ILR.
What do you mean by extension of ILR?

[jayacpr]

My partner has ILR valid till 2024.
planning not to British as of now, so have to apply ILR again.

seen on this gov website.
"You need to pay the healthcare surcharge if you apply for indefinite leave to remain but are only given limited leave. You’ll need to pay before you’re given the leave."

[CULLINAN]

My partner has ILR valid till 2024.
planning not to British as of now, so have to apply ILR again.

seen on this gov website.
"You need to pay the healthcare surcharge if you apply for indefinite leave to remain but are only given limited leave. You’ll need to pay before you’re given the leave."

No. It is only the card expiry NOT the immigration status expiry.

[ajitu92]

My partner has ILR valid till 2024.
planning not to British as of now, so have to apply ILR again.

seen on this gov website.
"You need to pay the healthcare surcharge if you apply for indefinite leave to remain but are only given limited leave. You’ll need to pay before you’re given the leave."

Only your card expires in 2024, not your status. You will only have to apply to renew the card, just like a driving license.

[jayacpr]

What do we need to do renew the card ?in case

[CULLINAN]

What do we need to do renew the card ?in case

The UK intends to introduce the required new technology ‘in due course’ and any card restricted to 31 December 2024 which is still rightfully held on 1 July 2024 will be replaced free of charge, with the remainder of the leave period initially expected being issued on a new BRP.

If your BRP expires on 31 December 2024
You do not need to tell UKVI if your BRP expires on 31 December 2024 but you have leave to stay longer.

UKVI will update their information on how to update your BRP in early 2024. You do not need to do anything and your immigration status will not be affected.

https://www.gov.uk/biometric-residence- ... rt-problem

[jayacpr]

Thank you
"You need to pay the healthcare surcharge if you apply for indefinite leave to remain but are only given limited leave. You’ll need to pay before you’re given the leave."

is this for new application?

[CULLINAN]

Thank you
"You need to pay the healthcare surcharge if you apply for indefinite leave to remain but are only given limited leave. You’ll need to pay before you’re given the leave. ”

is this for new application?

[jayacpr]

I didnt Understand that point !

[CULLINAN]

I didnt Understand that point !

What is there not to understand?

if you apply for indefinite leave to remain but are only given limited leave.

[AmazonianX]

I didnt Understand that point !

If you applied for ILR and it fails e.g. not yet qualified for ILR and HO grants you further extension of current leave, then you are obliged to pay IHS.

[jayacpr]

The point i didnt understand is , the line didnt make sense to me , where it says indefinte leave to remain but given limited leave?
if thats the case its not a indefinite leave .

in my partners case it expires in 2024 does it count as limited leave?

[CULLINAN]

The point i didnt understand is , the line didnt make sense to me , where it says indefinte leave to remain but given limited leave?
if thats the case its not a indefinite leave .

in my partners case it expires in 2024 does it count as limited leave?

No! Everyone’s ILR BRP “card” expires in 2024. It will be updated with new technology after that.

[vinny]

You are not applying for ILR again. You are only renewing the BRP.

[vinny]

See also 2024.

[ajitu92]

The point i didnt understand is , the line didnt make sense to me , where it says indefinte leave to remain but given limited leave?
if thats the case its not a indefinite leave .

in my partners case it expires in 2024 does it count as limited leave?

That line is referring to people who apply for ILR but since they do not meet certain criteria are hence only granted LIMITED leave to remain. If you have been granted indefinite leave to remain, it is as it says on the tin - INDEFINITE. So like a driving license, your status of being able to drive doesn't expire but the card needs to be renewed every x years. Same is the case with ILR, only the card needs to be renewed. Were you granted ILR initially? What does the BRP say your status is?

[jayacpr]

Thank you Understood now