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ILR

Post by tony076 » Fri Jan 19, 2018 6:06 am

Dear Sir/Madam,

I have Indefinite Leave to Remain in my Indian Passport since 2001. I am in India since August 2017. I would like to know how long I can stay in India. According to UK Home Office website I can stay up to 2 years.

But someone told me if I will stay nearly less than 2 years in India then I can't visit India again for 3 years. Please guide me about this.


Please note last time I visited India in 2007.

Looking forward to your reply.


Kind regards,

Tony

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Re: ILR

Post by Casa » Fri Jan 19, 2018 8:12 am

tony076 wrote:
Fri Jan 19, 2018 6:06 am
Dear Sir/Madam,

I have Indefinite Leave to Remain in my Indian Passport since 2001. I am in India since August 2017. I would like to know how long I can stay in India. According to UK Home Office website I can stay up to 2 years.

But someone told me if I will stay nearly less than 2 years in India then I can't visit India again for 3 years. Please guide me about this. Nonsense! You shouldn't stay outside of the UK for longer than 2 years and there is no '3 year' rule about re-visiting India. Bear in mind that short visits back to the UK won't break the continuity of the 2 year absence.


Please note last time I visited India in 2007.

Looking forward to your reply.


Kind regards,

Tony
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Re: ILR

Post by CMOSUK » Fri Jan 19, 2018 8:26 am

Hi,

Also click this link for further understanding.
These are my 'views' and 'opinions'.
If in doubt always seek professional advice, or at least do a search for the relevant information. :P

If i make any mistakes, You are more than welcome to correct me.


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Re: ILR

Post by tony076 » Fri Jan 19, 2018 11:15 am

Thanks very much for reply.

So this means if I stay 18 months in India and go back to UK for 1-2 months and then come back again in India for another year. is that fine?

My mother is not well and no one is here to look after her in India. that's why I have to stay longer here. Just want to confirm about my ILR.

Thanks again.

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Re: ILR

Post by Casa » Fri Jan 19, 2018 1:21 pm

tony076 wrote:
Fri Jan 19, 2018 11:15 am
Thanks very much for reply.

So this means if I stay 18 months in India and go back to UK for 1-2 months and then come back again in India for another year. is that fine? It's risky. As I mentioned previously, short visits back to the UK won't break the 2 year absence. You need to show that you are settled in the UK.

My mother is not well and no one is here to look after her in India. that's why I have to stay longer here. Just want to confirm about my ILR.

Thanks again.
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Re: ILR

Post by tony076 » Sat Jan 20, 2018 12:11 pm

Hi Casa,

I don't know what to do. am very confused.

What about if I stay till August in India. (that will be one year). then how long I have to stay in UK so I can visit India again.

My Father died in 2015 and brother died in 2017. no one here left here now to look after my mom. I don't want to loose my ILR as well.

Another question is I don't have any address in UK at the moment to write on a landing card. I can stay few days at my ex-wife as I have a daughter with her. or another option is I can rent a room from here via internet. also need to find a employment.

Please advise.

Thanks.

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Re: ILR

Post by CMOSUK » Sat Jan 20, 2018 4:01 pm

tony076 wrote:
Sat Jan 20, 2018 12:11 pm
Hi Casa,

I don't know what to do. am very confused.

What about if I stay till August in India. (that will be one year). then how long I have to stay in UK so I can visit India again.

My Father died in 2015 and brother died in 2017. no one here left here now to look after my mom. I don't want to loose my ILR as well.

Another question is I don't have any address in UK at the moment to write on a landing card. I can stay few days at my ex-wife as I have a daughter with her. or another option is I can rent a room from here via internet. also need to find a employment.

Please advise.

Thanks.

Again as Casa has stated below:
Casa wrote:
Fri Jan 19, 2018 1:21 pm
tony076 wrote:
Fri Jan 19, 2018 11:15 am
Thanks very much for reply.

So this means if I stay 18 months in India and go back to UK for 1-2 months and then come back again in India for another year. is that fine? It's risky. As I mentioned previously, short visits back to the UK won't break the 2 year absence. You need to show that you are settled in the UK.

My mother is not well and no one is here to look after her in India. that's why I have to stay longer here. Just want to confirm about my ILR.

Thanks again.
Maybe first sort your accommodation and Job, or apply for naturalisation as a British citizen to avoid this.
These are my 'views' and 'opinions'.
If in doubt always seek professional advice, or at least do a search for the relevant information. :P

If i make any mistakes, You are more than welcome to correct me.


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