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Hi guys,

I have completed 10 years in Uk, and right now I’m on EU dependent visa, my question is- is it good to go for indefinite route based on long residency or wait for 5 years under EU and then apply based on that ? What would be the best option financially and immigration wise??

Thank you in advance.

What is your relationship to the EU sponsor?

Is the EU sponsor still in the UK exercising treaty rights?

What is your full UK immigration history including all visa start and expiry dates?

Hi CR001

Thank you for your reply.

My wife is EU and yes, she is exercising her rights.

I have started as a student 2009-2011
2011-2013 PSW
2014-2015 Student
2015-2016 FLR(0)
2016-2017 Tier 2 general
2017-Till now EU dependent

When did you get married?

Is there any point where you had a refusal or gap in visas?

What date did you enter the UK in 2009?

Got married in 2016
2009 in September

What do you mean by Gap year ?

akki20 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 19, 2019 6:01 pm

What do you mean by Gap year ?

A gap in expiry date and next visa start date. I did not say "gap year"!!

You have provided a summary without exact dates and full details.

Hi CR001

2009-2011. Student
2011-2013 psw
2013-2015 student
2015-for 4 months flr(0) application but withdrew it after 4 months
2015-2016 tier 2 general
2016- tier 2 general revoked stating conveyance
2017- June waited for the official letter from home office
2017- July got the letter to apply for some other category or leave in aug 2019.
2017 July - applied for EU dependent and got the EU card for 5 years .

Hi guys,

Please help with my query.

I have legally completed 10 years in Uk, right now on EEA dependent visa.
Question is, shall I go for 10 year route and apply for ILR or shall wait for 5 years to be completed on EEA which is after 3 years and then apply for ILR.

Don’t know which is the best option, please help.
Many thanks in advance

akki20 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 28, 2019 9:14 am

Hi guys,

Please help with my query.

I have legally completed 10 years in Uk, right now on EEA dependent visa.
Question is, shall I go for 10 year route and apply for ILR or shall wait for 5 years to be completed on EEA which is after 3 years and then apply for ILR.

Don’t know which is the best option, please help.
Many thanks in advance

Provide the exact dates. Specially the period between the date of Tier 2 visa expiry (curtailment) and the date your EU card was later issued. EU residence applications do not lead to Section 3C protection so there is possibility of an overstaying gap and hence broken lawful stay

But my question is which option should I choose: ILR based on 10 year or EEA

Hi Zimba

Just want to know which route is easier ILR via LR or Wait till 5 years on EEA dependent.

All my docs are ok, just need to know which route is better n why ?

Thank you

akki20 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 28, 2019 6:34 pm

Whichever route gets you ILR earliest.. requires the least amount of documentation.. so you can be free of any restrictions..if any..

akki20 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 28, 2019 6:34 pm

Hi Zimba

Just want to know which route is easier ILR via LR or Wait till 5 years on EEA dependent.

All my docs are ok, just need to know which route is better n why ?

Thank you

It seems you are not getting it. What do you mean better ??!! If you have an overstaying gap, you will NOT be eligible for SET(LR) at all.

Example: Invalid applications: beware of old demons coming back to haunt you