Absence UK days: 180 or 225 for Tier1 holder applying ILR

Gob00st · Post by **Gob00st** » Fri Feb 27, 2009 5:37 pm

Hi,
I have been reading thread regarding Absence days allowance.
Some claim it is 6 month (roughly 180 days),
Some claim it is 225 days.

And also one single trip cannot exceed 3 months(90 days).

Could anyone please gimme the definitive answer and point the valid source link if you have it.

Many Thanks.
Gob00st

Gob00st · Post by **Gob00st** » Sat Feb 28, 2009 1:43 pm

Gob00st wrote:Hi,
I have been reading thread regarding Absence days allowance.
Some claim it is 6 month (roughly 180 days),
Some claim it is 225 days.

And also one single trip cannot exceed 3 months(90 days).

Could anyone please gimme the definitive answer and point the valid source link if you have it.

Many Thanks.
Gob00st

Senior member please reply.

yarons · Post by **yarons** » Sat Feb 28, 2009 6:19 pm

Gob00st wrote:Hi,
I have been reading thread regarding Absence days allowance.
Some claim it is 6 month (roughly 180 days),
Some claim it is 225 days.

And also one single trip cannot exceed 3 months(90 days).

Could anyone please gimme the definitive answer and point the valid source link if you have it.

Many Thanks.
Gob00st

180 appears in the formal guidelines for a case worker. It hasn't been updated since the ILR eligibility changed from 4 to 5 years. However, HO will probably consider 225 days in applications (some people have asked the HO and got that answer) though it is not official yet.
The absences criteria is more at the discretion of the case worker.

As for the single trip - there is no doubt about that requirement. You will most likely get your ILR refused if you have a single trip for over 90 days!

Hope this helps and Good Luck!!

Gob00st · Post by **Gob00st** » Sat Feb 28, 2009 11:29 pm

yarons wrote:
Gob00st wrote:Hi,
I have been reading thread regarding Absence days allowance.
Some claim it is 6 month (roughly 180 days),
Some claim it is 225 days.

And also one single trip cannot exceed 3 months(90 days).

Could anyone please gimme the definitive answer and point the valid source link if you have it.

Many Thanks.
Gob00st
180 appears in the formal guidelines for a case worker. It hasn't been updated since the ILR eligibility changed from 4 to 5 years. However, HO will probably consider 225 days in applications (some people have asked the HO and got that answer) though it is not official yet.
The absences criteria is more at the discretion of the case worker.

As for the single trip - there is no doubt about that requirement. You will most likely get your ILR refused if you have a single trip for over 90 days!

Hope this helps and Good Luck!!

Thanks for your clarification.
Gob00st

Anjum · Post by **Anjum** » Fri Mar 06, 2009 11:59 pm

Hi,

For applying ILR, is there any restrictions regarding UK Absence for Tier-1 dependants ???

Thanks.

Anjum · Post by **Anjum** » Sat Mar 07, 2009 7:24 pm

Anjum wrote:Hi,

For applying ILR, is there any restrictions regarding UK Absence for Tier-1 dependants ???

Thanks.

Senior member please reply.

paulp · Post by **paulp** » Sun Mar 08, 2009 3:35 am

2 years. The details can be found in para 319E of the immigration rules.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... 1migrants/

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