Assuming the rules don't change before you qualify for ILR, there is no set time limit that the foreseeable future needs to be. It is open ended. As a limited leave to remain visa holder, you couldn't be a permanent employee without an end date anyway as there is no guarantee of visa extensions or ...

I think the "foreseeable future" means that there is no end date to that specific employment. A fixed-term employment by definition means that it is not for the foreseeable future. Indeed, the end of the employment is clearly foreseen and specified in the terms of the contract. Right. Thanks secret ...

Hello everyone, ILR application has many requirements that are basic to eligibility to apply. One crucial requirement is that "the employer/sponsor still needs the applicant for the job they are currently working in, for the foreseeable future" . Right? My question is whether this "foreseeable ...