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That's at least what it says here: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucit ... ealthcare/Students issued with a registration certificate before 20 June 2011
If you were not asked to provide evidence of comprehensive sickness insurance, and later apply for permanent residence as a student, your application will not be refused solely on the grounds that there is no evidence of comprehensive sickness insurance on the date of decision.
For further guidance on the transitional arrangements for students who were issued with a registration certificate prior to 20 June 2011, please see Annex B of Chapter 6 of the European Casework Instructions (ECIs).
Students issued with a registration certificate after 20 June 2011, or never granted a certificate
You will need to provide evidence that you held comprehensive sickness insurance throughout the time you spent as a student.
Congrats to you!!!3xf wrote:I can report that they have accepted a letter (+certified translation) from my German insurer listing the dates I was insured there as evidence of CSI without any problem, and I have received my document certifying permanent residence on the 31st of March. Thanks again, next to get naturalised!