My visa expires on 30/11 and my flight is at 11am that day.

What if the flight gets cancelled, how do I show evidence that I have no intention to overstay ?

This is very important to me as I plan to come back to the UK.

Thanks guys.

As explained above, an out of time application is an application within the UK from an OVERSTAYER. :!: Not relevant to people who left with valid visa and never overstayed Thank you for your answer zimba88 ! This has helped me a lot in deciding what to do. I would like to ask about the maximum peri...

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Thu Nov 09, 2017 2:15 pm

If you leave the UK with a valid visa and it expires while you are in your home country, you DO NOT overstay as you are NOT in the UK.

Out of time application means applying for a visa WITHIN the UK after a previous visa has expired.

Thank you for your answer !

That is not relevant to you as you will be making a fresh application after leaving the UK with a valid leave (no overstaying). See example 2 on page 14 Thank you so much zimba88. Can I also ask this about the example you gave me: in example 2 page 14, they did not mention whether the student overs...

If you leave with a valid leave, you can come back in 180 days and your long residence will remain intact. Hi thank you very much for your answer. The problem is when I'm outside the UK, it will take me more than 28 days to apply for a new visa (leave), even though I will come back within 180 days....

Yes thank you I will definitely do that. Can anyone please help me with this question ?

Hi sorry I will not. I apologise for this.

Hi guys, I have read the full guide of ILR 10 Years Residence but cannot find the following answers: Is there a requirement to apply for a new visa within 28 days of my Tier 4 Student visa expiry date (I am not overstaying, and will leave before my visa expires on 30/11/2017) to not break the contin...

Hi, "Your 10-year qualifying period starts from either: when you arrived in the UK with a visa when you were given permission to stay in the UK" I remember reading that it states "whichever is later" between these two. You can find the full guide here https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/upl...