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Hi,

I am currently on Tier 2 visa and my family is on my dependent visa. We will be eligible for ILR in 2018. I have a question regarding my son's situation.

He was born in UK in 2015. Then he went to Pakistan and he is living there with my parents. He has the Tier 2 (Child) visa. Our plan is to keep him there for 15-18 months before he can start going to day cares in London. I want to know is there a condition on consecutive days outside UK which can make him ineligible for British passport in 2018 (The time when I will apply for ILR with my wife)? He was born in UK so he will directly get the passport and not ILR.

Waiting for reply. Thank you

He won't get a passport directly. But he will be entitled to register after a parent is granted ILR.

isarwar wrote:Hi,

I am currently on Tier 2 visa and my family is on my dependent visa. We will be eligible for ILR in 2018. I have a question regarding my son's situation.

He was born in UK in 2015. Then he went to Pakistan and he is living there with my parents. He has the Tier 2 (Child) visa. Our plan is to keep him there for 15-18 months before he can start going to day cares in London. I want to know is there a condition on consecutive days outside UK which can make him ineligible for British passport in 2018 (The time when I will apply for ILR with my wife)? He was born in UK so he will directly get the passport and not ILR.

Waiting for reply. Thank you

No such condition.

Thank you for the replies.. I asked a person about this and she gave me this reply

The residency requirements are that your son should have no more than 450 days absence from the UK in the last 5 years and no more than 90 days immediately preceding submission of the application. So long as your son’s absence in the last 12 months is less than 3 months you should be fine.

I am confuse

Can someone tell me if its true? Thanks

No, that quote is irrelevant to a UK born child's entitlement.