Extention DL (Bad News) you haVE to pay £649 or £1500

http://www.ukresident.com/forums/index. ... ost&f=2463

any further Extention of Discretionary leave on DL form change to FLR(DL) you have to pay £649 for Extention and £1500 for ILR

on the top health surcharge

mkhari wrote:http://www.ukresident.com/forums/index. ... ost&f=2463

any further Extention of Discretionary leave on DL form change to FLR(DL) you have to pay £649 for Extention and £1500 for ILR

on the top health surcharge

No health surcharge for ILR application

Zee ALi
can u explain
although in exemption they did not mention about this that DL extention have to pay or not

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... b_v1.2.pdf

also its unfair that we have to Pay £1500 for ILR
before it was free and you can claim Free Fee Waiver

https://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigrati ... eed-to-pay
When you don’t have to pay or get an IHS reference number

You don’t need to get an IHS reference number or pay the healthcare surcharge if:
you’re applying for a visitor visa
you’re applying for indefinite leave to remain
you’re a diplomat or a member of a visiting armed forces and not subject to immigration control
you’re a family member of a European national with European Union treaty rights
you’re applying for a visa for the Isle of Man or Channel Islands
you’re a British Overseas Territory citizen resident in the Falkland Islands
you’re an asylum seeker or applying for humanitarian protection (or you’re their dependant)
you’ve been identified as a victim of human trafficking (or you’re their dependant)
the Home Office’s domestic violence concession applies to you (or you’re their dependant))
being made to leave the UK would be against your rights under Article 3 of the European Convention of Human Rights (or you’re their dependant)

You’ll be able to use the National Health Service (NHS) if you’re exempt from paying - except if you’re on a visitor visa (you’ll have to pay for care you get through the NHS at the point you use it).


You’ll have to pay the healthcare surcharge if you applied for indefinite leave to remain but are only given limited leave. You’ll be told by UK Visas and Immigration if this happens.

No health charge for Indefinite Leave to Remain applications. It's only for temporary migrants and students.

It's unfortunate about the fee increase for ILR. A substantial hike to £1500 (which would normally happen over a ten year period considering the previous fee increases from the previous ten years or so). Not a lot can be done about it other than forking out the additional extra.

What I find funny is that it was cheaper to apply for the same day premium appointment for ILR under the old fees than it is to apply for a standard postal application under the new fees.

WR1 wrote:No health charge for Indefinite Leave to Remain applications. It's only for temporary migrants and students.

It's unfortunate about the fee increase for ILR. A substantial hike to £1500 (which would normally happen over a ten year period considering the previous fee increases from the previous ten years or so). Not a lot can be done about it other than forking out the additional extra.

What I find funny is that it was cheaper to apply for the same day premium appointment for ILR under the old fees than it is to apply for a standard postal application under the new fees.

its for temporary migrants with no source to public fund