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does diplomatic dependent visa count towards ILR???

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does diplomatic dependent visa count towards ILR???

Post by tianya » Wed Dec 25, 2013 8:44 am

Hi All,

Just realised a problem with my long term residency application. I always thought as long as the 10 year stay is legal and continuous, one can apply for the ILR no matter what visas one have had...until today I read from elsewhere and it says the above is true apart from the diplomatic and its dependent visa?

Can anyone please advise? i could not find that info on UKBA's website???

Thank you in advance! :-)
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Post by Amber » Wed Dec 25, 2013 10:35 am

Page 29 wrote:Time spent in the UK exempt from immigration control must be counted as lawful residence.
People exempt from immigration control include diplomats and members of the armed
forces.
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Post by tianya » Wed Dec 25, 2013 12:02 pm

Amber_ wrote:
Page 29 wrote:Time spent in the UK exempt from immigration control must be counted as lawful residence.
People exempt from immigration control include diplomats and members of the armed
forces.
That's brilliant, thank u so much an merry christmas
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