Thanks for your help, its most appreciated.

Jen

Accordingly arriving in May 2012 is not a problem. Secondly you raise the matter of "Would this mean I would be unable to leave the UK to travel or visit home during this period"? No it does not mean that at all. You are not tied to the UK after you arrive. Indeed there is no particular day count ...

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Hi John,
Thanks for your very quick reply. The information is most helpful and has cleared up the uncertainties we had.
Thanks,
Jen

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