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Settlement in the UK Success Stories
By Richmond Chambers

Our immigration barristers have assisted many individuals and their families to obtain indefinite leave to remain (ILR) and settlement in the UK, including under the points-based system, on the basis of partnerships with British citizens, as returning residents...

 and on the basis of 10 years long residence. Settlement in the UK Some examples of our successful clients include: Our immigration barristers assisted a Chinese client with her indefinite leave to remain application on the basis of having completed 10...

What has changed for Returning Residents?
By Zarina Rahman

The changes to the Immigration Rules announced in the statement of changes laid before Parliament on 15 June 2018, came into effect on 6 July 2018. These included changes to the Rules on returning residents, at Paragraphs 18 and 19, which will be discussed in...

 this article, along with the newly issued Home Office guidance. What is a returning resident? A returning resident is  a person who resided in the UK with Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) who wishes to return to the UK after a period of absence. It is...

Returning residents and the two year rule exception
By Richmond Chambers

For many migrants, achieving settlement, or indefinite leave to remain, can be one of the most expensive and time-consuming goals that any individual can strive to achieve.  So, once obtained, foreign nationals will usually do all that they can to protect their...

 long sought after status. consideration of the length of the individual's original residence; consideration of the length of time spent outside of the UK; why the individual did not return within 2 years of embarkment?; why the individual went abroad when...

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