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ILR eligibility for Tier 2 (Gen) - dependents

Post by jkcool » Wed Dec 07, 2016 5:52 pm

Hi All,

I am on Tier 2 General (Main Applicant) issued on Dec 8, 2012 for 2 years and later got Tier extended it for 4 years until Dec 7, 2018.

I am eligible for ILR in end of Nov 2017.

My wife applied for Tier 2 Dependent from India and entered UK on March 6, 2013.
Went to India for delivery on Feb 1st, 2016 and got back with my daughter on Sep 20, 2016. ( She spend 8 months outside).

When is she eligible for ILR ? End of Feb 2018 ? Also, if I apply for ILR in Nov 2017, will she be able to stay on her current Tier 2 until March 2018 ?


What about my daughter (born in India) ? When is she eligible? UKBA site does not specify a time period for Children under 16. So is she eligible to apply for ILR along with my wife ?
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Re: ILR eligibility for Tier 2 (Gen) - dependents

Post by CR001 » Wed Dec 07, 2016 6:02 pm

jkcool wrote:Hi All,

I am on Tier 2 General (Main Applicant) issued on Dec 8, 2012 for 2 years and later got Tier extended it for 4 years until Dec 7, 2018.

I am eligible for ILR in end of Nov 2017.

My wife applied for Tier 2 Dependent from India and entered UK on March 6, 2013.
Went to India for delivery on Feb 1st, 2016 and got back with my daughter on Sep 20, 2016. ( She spend 8 months outside). Did she enter and leave the UK with valid leave or did her visa expire will in India and she had to apply for new entry clearance?

When is she eligible for ILR ? End of Feb 2018 ? Also, if I apply for ILR in Nov 2017, will she be able to stay on her current Tier 2 until March 2018 ?


What about my daughter (born in India) ? When is she eligible? UKBA site does not specify a time period for Children under 16. So is she eligible to apply for ILR along with my wife ?
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Re: ILR eligibility for Tier 2 (Gen) - dependents

Post by jkcool » Wed Dec 07, 2016 6:08 pm

CR001 wrote: Did she enter and leave the UK with valid leave or did her visa expire will in India and she had to apply for new entry clearance?
We both (applied together) got our Tier2 visa extended from within the UK in Nov 2014.
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Re: ILR eligibility for Tier 2 (Gen) - dependents

Post by CR001 » Wed Dec 07, 2016 8:09 pm

She requires 5 years residence as PBS Dependent before she will qualify for ILR. She can remain or extend her current visa category until she meets the requirements for ILR.
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Re: ILR eligibility for Tier 2 (Gen) - dependents

Post by jkcool » Wed Dec 07, 2016 11:26 pm

What about my daughter ?
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Re: ILR eligibility for Tier 2 (Gen) - dependents

Post by vinny » Wed Dec 07, 2016 11:31 pm

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