Absence from UK while working from home country

[adityailr]

Hi, I am in UK on Tier 2 visa. Last year end, I was out of UK for 65 days, of which 50 days were my official annual leaves which my employer has mentioned on the letter. However for remaining 15 days, I was working from home country for which my employer is not giving anything in writing. I was continuously employed and have my payslips for all the days.

How do you think I should explain these 15 days on my ILR application, so that it may not get rejected?

[zimba]

Your ILR will not be rejected. An employer letter is enough

[adityailr]

Your ILR will not be rejected. An employer letter is enough

But employer has not specifically stated anything for 20days when I worked from outside of UK. These 20 days though reflect on my passport as outside of UK. What proof can I submit that I was working from home (outside of UK)? can it be just payslips ?

[zimba]

Your ILR will not be rejected. An employer letter is enough

But employer has not specifically stated anything for 20days when I worked from outside of UK. These 20 days though reflect on my passport as outside of UK. What proof can I submit that I was working from home (outside of UK)? can it be just payslips ?

There is no such requirement in the letter. There is no need to provide anything. Your employer can simply say all absences from work were authorised by them. That is all. This is NOT about what you perceive that might affect your ILR application.

[adityailr]

Your ILR will not be rejected. An employer letter is enough

But employer has not specifically stated anything for 20days when I worked from outside of UK. These 20 days though reflect on my passport as outside of UK. What proof can I submit that I was working from home (outside of UK)? can it be just payslips ?

There is no such requirement in the letter. There is no need to provide anything. Your employer can simply say all absences from work were authorised by them. That is all. This is NOT about what you perceive that might affect your ILR application.

Thank you so much !! maybe it is just me who always think of worst case scenarios .... Thanks a lot, this is very helpful..