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Spouse indefinite leave to remain absence

Post by qufa » Mon Oct 24, 2022 12:30 am

Hi,
Thank you this is very helpful.
I am spouse of British citizen
Can I please add on this how long is the absence period to be quailified for ilr.
in total please i need to know and all linked aspects like last 180 datys etc.
I assume i am on 5 years spouse route and how do i find out if i am on 5 years route.
Please help on this well
Thanks
Qu

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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain

Post by AmazonianX » Mon Oct 24, 2022 4:24 am

qufa wrote:
Mon Oct 24, 2022 12:30 am
Hi,
Thank you this is very helpful.
I am spouse of British citizen
Can I please add on this how long is the absence period to be quailified for ilr.
in total please i need to know and all linked aspects like last 180 datys etc.
I assume i am on 5 years spouse route and how do i find out if i am on 5 years route.
Please help on this well
Thanks
Qu
There is no absence limits for spouse route.

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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain

Post by spreekhan » Mon Oct 24, 2022 4:37 am

450 days absence is allowed.

If you comes on income band 18500 than you are on five year route.

If your partner on public funds and income not qualify than you are 10 year route

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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain absence

Post by qufa » Mon Oct 24, 2022 7:26 pm

Thank you
450 days in total you mean in 5 years with different intervals?
whats the maximum days of absence in one go?
if my partner claim any public funds even shorter period of time but will fulfill icome threshold 18600, near my ilr extension time. Would that still make me to be elible for 5 years route
thank you for making this thread as separate

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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain absence

Post by CR001 » Mon Oct 24, 2022 7:38 pm

There is NO absence limit for spouse visa holders. There is no such thing as no more than 450 days absence allowed.
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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain

Post by AmazonianX » Mon Oct 24, 2022 8:38 pm

spreekhan wrote:
Mon Oct 24, 2022 4:37 am
450 days absence is allowed.

If you comes on income band 18500 than you are on five year route.

If your partner on public funds and income not qualify than you are 10 year route
I don't know where you have pulled the information from.

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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain absence

Post by qufa » Tue Oct 25, 2022 1:17 am

Thank you all and for the corrected info
if my partner claim any public funds even for shorter period of time but will fulfill income threshold 18600, near my ilr extension time. Would that still make me to be elible for 5 years route

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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain absence

Post by AmazonianX » Tue Oct 25, 2022 5:59 am

qufa wrote:
Tue Oct 25, 2022 1:17 am
Thank you all and for the corrected info
if my partner claim any public funds even for shorter period of time but will fulfill income threshold 18600, near my ilr extension time. Would that still make me to be elible for 5 years route
There is no repercussion if your partner is BC claims public funds at any point in their own rights.

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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain absence

Post by JB007 » Wed Oct 26, 2022 2:01 pm

qufa wrote:
Tue Oct 25, 2022 1:17 am

if my partner claim any public funds even for shorter period of time but will fulfill income threshold 18600, near my ilr extension time. Would that still make me to be elible for 5 years route
Be careful to not take public funds via your partners claim; or by asking for homelessness help (which is a public fund) or being housed by the council and having your name on the tenancy (also a public fund).

The following article is about problems for a NRPF partner that can happen when their partner claims the Universal Credit public fund. At the bottem of the article, is the problem if their partner claims the Council Tax Allowance/Reduction/Benefit public fund.


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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain absence

Post by JB007 » Wed Oct 26, 2022 2:08 pm

Your name must be linked on his Universal Credit claim. Universal Credit has replaced six welfare benefits.

Have a read of the sticky
claiming-benefits/universal-credit-clai ... 02126.html

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Re: Spouse indefinite leave to remain absence

Post by JB007 » Wed Oct 26, 2022 2:12 pm

Your British spouse has been told this last month. Nothing has changed and your earnings will reduce his UC claim, even though he can't claim extra money for you via UC.
claiming-benefits/claming-universal-cre ... l#p2089350

Do read the article, to ensure you don't accidently take what you are not allowed to have.

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