. However, since I have been out of the country for over 540 days during that 10 years period , from my calculation I will still need another 2 years or so in order to meet the requirement for 10years ILR If the absence will be greater than 540 days then the continuous residence would be broken ...

1. No, it does not, as long as you leave the UK with a valid visa and return to the UK within 180 days. so just to confirm, say if my visa expires on 1st March, 1. if I leave the country on 23th Feb, and apply my tier 5 visa in my home country on 27th Feb (and don't get approved till mid March), I ...

Hi, so a bit of background, I have been holding various valid UK visa for the past 10 years (8 years of tier 4 and 2 years of tier 2). I currently hold a tier 4 visa that expires on March 2021. However, since I have been out of the country for over 540 days during that 10 years period, from my ...