Still not cleared about your gaps, any way if you was out for more than 6 months in one go, then you have to explain reason that why you was out for this period and if you was out for just holidays and no reason , so then it can be problem for you to get ILR.
And if your gap was in first year at the start, then you need to cover that gap (mean 6 months) before applying your ILR.
joh118 wrote:racingfire wrote:please give some more details, visa catagory? gap dates? first entry ? etc etc....
joh118 wrote:When I very first came to the UK I didn't really think about ILR (Long Residence) and came and went as I pleased.
I know that there is a rule that if you spend more than 6 months outside of the UK at any one time, your Continuous residence has been broken and you must start again.
I will be eligible next year but I am just wondering if they make any exceptions to this rule of 6 months? Like for example family, children etc or on I was outside of UK for 6 months and 3 DAYS!!!
Thanks
Way back in 1999, I went back home for 6 months and 3 days, so technically I know that this means my long residence has been broken but I was wondering if they allow any exceptions to this rule. I have been a student for the entire period.
If this is allowed it will allow me to get ILR right now as supposed to next year.
