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Uninterrupted Work Permit (5yrs)-28 days calculation for ILR

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firangi
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Uninterrupted Work Permit (5yrs)-28 days calculation for ILR

Post by firangi » Fri Jan 25, 2013 5:22 pm

Hi

Any reply to the below question:

I was issued with a 5 yrs Work Permit on 04.11.08 and I entered UK on 11.12.08. I am with the same employer since entry in the UK.

Since the difference is less than 90 days, am I right in understanding that:

1) That period (between visa stamping and entering UK) will be counted towards my "continuity period of 5 yrs to be eligible for ILR"

2) Because of point 1, I can apply for ILR 28 days before the visa stamped day (04.11.08) and not entry in UK date (10.12.08)

Please confirm

Thanks

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firangi
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Re: Uninterrupted Work Permit (5yrs)-28 days calculation for

Post by firangi » Mon Feb 04, 2013 4:15 pm

firangi wrote:Hi

Any reply to the below question:

I was issued with a 5 yrs Work Permit on 04.11.08 and I entered UK on 11.12.08. I am with the same employer since entry in the UK.

Since the difference is less than 90 days, am I right in understanding that:

1) That period (between visa stamping and entering UK) will be counted towards my "continuity period of 5 yrs to be eligible for ILR"

2) Because of point 1, I can apply for ILR 28 days before the visa stamped day (04.11.08) and not entry in UK date (10.12.08)

Please confirm

Thanks

F

cs95tdg
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Post by cs95tdg » Mon Feb 04, 2013 5:25 pm

Yes to both. This question has been asked and answered endless times on this forum. You would probably get the answers you require much quicker if use the search facility available on this site & also read the FAQ sticky thread before posting.

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