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asim72 wrote:This is a well known rule. Every Tom, Dick and Harry knows about it.
If something is clearly mentioned in rules, then its a waste of time asking for a clarification on something that is already very clear since roman times
Asim, Stop being an arrogant jacka**, what is the point of this forum if not to clarfy queries even if they are simple. English may not be the first language for some so there is also a risk of misinterpreting "clear words"so always better to clarifyasim72 wrote:Yes, thats fine. What I was saying is, that confirming a rule by emailing UKBA is pointless when the rule is simple, well known, and clearly mentioned by UKBA and mentioned in this forum 1000's of times. Every quidance booklet on UKBA website has this rule mentioned in clear words.
saraq wrote:I sent an email to ukba about the rule
and here is what they replied
Dear Sara,
I can confirm that your understanding of the modernised guidance is correct and provided you can meet all other requirements, you will be eligible to apply for ILR in the 28 days before the 5th anniversary of your HSMP entry clearance start date.
Ann Woodall
UK Border Agency – Settlement Ops Policy team
To be considered absent from the UK you will need to have entered the UK first. Therefore for ILR purposes your absences will only consist of the 100 days you have mentioned above.srsatya wrote:Hi seniors,
Kindly clarify me regarding the 3 months concession rule please, will those be considered as holidays, I mean if I enter 2 months late than my visa valid from date and I am out of uk for 100 days during my HSMP/Tier1 tenure, will my holidays be 100 days or 160 days (100 out of uk + 60 late entry).