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Did u not return back to UK at any point during that year inside a six month period?2.2.3 Events that break continuous residence
Paragraph 276A(a)(i) to (v) lists all circumstances in which continuous residence would be deemed to be broken. This would be instances where:
• the applicant is absent from the UK for a period of more than 6 months at any one time or is absent for a shorter period but does not have valid leave to enter or remain on their departure from and return to the UK.
hi Wanderer,Wanderer wrote:Seems clear to me, from UKBA IDI's;
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
Did u not return back to UK at any point during that year inside a six month period?2.2.3 Events that break continuous residence
Paragraph 276A(a)(i) to (v) lists all circumstances in which continuous residence would be deemed to be broken. This would be instances where:
• the applicant is absent from the UK for a period of more than 6 months at any one time or is absent for a shorter period but does not have valid leave to enter or remain on their departure from and return to the UK.
I don't think so, sorry. The HO only considers disaster, famine, death etc as special cases. My gf is in a similar situation, student at the time, year abroad, so we made sure she returned to UK before six months away for a few days.butpatbut wrote:hi Wanderer,Wanderer wrote:Seems clear to me, from UKBA IDI's;
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
Did u not return back to UK at any point during that year inside a six month period?2.2.3 Events that break continuous residence
Paragraph 276A(a)(i) to (v) lists all circumstances in which continuous residence would be deemed to be broken. This would be instances where:
• the applicant is absent from the UK for a period of more than 6 months at any one time or is absent for a shorter period but does not have valid leave to enter or remain on their departure from and return to the UK.
I did not come back to during that year. Still, my placement was linked to the course of my study in UK. Would that be counted as a specially case?
1. Because I can read.butpatbut wrote:Thanks for your reply. Why are you so sure about that?
Have you got any friend with this experience to share?
also, I remember it is not more than 90 days in one time rather than 180 days. has she got ILR then?