Dependants of visa holders such as Skilled Worker, UK Ancestry visa or Global Talent visa holders can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) to secure permanent residency in the UK. This post discusses the key considerations for partners and children applying as...
Updated on 01 February 2026 The requirement to provide two referees for a British Citizenship application (naturalisation or registration) is a mandatory policy requirement for a valid application, as set by the Home Office. This post provides an overview of some of...
When applying for a spouse or partner visa under Appendix FM of the UK Immigration Rules, meeting the financial requirement is often one of the most complex and critical aspects. While having sufficient income is essential, it’s equally important that this income is...
Securing Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) in the UK is a significant step towards permanent residency and subsequently British Citizenship. However, the application process is complex, and even small mistakes can lead to delays, refusals, or, in some cases the need to...
Partners seeking entry clearance, leave to remain, or indefinite leave to remain in the UK must demonstrate English language proficiency, with the required level increasing at each stage of the application process. This post outlines how partners can demonstrate they...
Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) is also known as permanent residence, settlement or settled status, allowing individuals to live and work in the UK indefinitely. However, contrary to what the term “indefinite” might suggest, ILR can be lost under specific...
