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Appreciate if you can point to any document or rule mentioned regarding this 90 days concession period.Malik44 wrote:Yes You can Apply in March 1st Week because Your 1st Entry to UK is within 90 days Concession time period.
rahulaborkar wrote:Appreciate if you can point to any document or rule mentioned regarding this 90 days concession period.Malik44 wrote:Yes You can Apply in March 1st Week because Your 1st Entry to UK is within 90 days Concession time period.
Thanks Vignezh.vignezh wrote:rahulaborkar wrote:Appreciate if you can point to any document or rule mentioned regarding this 90 days concession period.Malik44 wrote:Yes You can Apply in March 1st Week because Your 1st Entry to UK is within 90 days Concession time period.
You can write an email to workoperationalpolicy@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk They will clarify this within a day or two. You might get an automated reply straightaway and another email by someone in a couple of days. You can then take a printout of this email along with your application.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... eriods.pdfThe period between entry clearance being issued and the applicant entering the UK may be
counted toward the qualifying period, as long as it does not exceed 90 days. This can occur
if the applicant is delayed travelling to the UK. The period of delay will not be counted as an
absence if it does not exceed 90 days. If the delay is more than 90 days, none of the period
between entry clearance being issued and the applicant entering the UK can be included in
the continuous period calculation.