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drabix1
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commonwealth - advice

Post by drabix1 » Sat Feb 19, 2005 8:39 pm

According to 1971 act s7 which is still in force according to HO website, Commonwealth citizen who is an ordinary resident in the UK for 5 years cannot be deported or removed.Does it mean that for example, Commonwealth student after 5 years could stay in uk indefinitely if he wishes so?
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Re: commonwealth - advice

Post by Chess » Sun Feb 20, 2005 4:24 pm

drabix1 wrote:According to 1971 act s7 which is still in force according to HO website, Commonwealth citizen who is an ordinary resident in the UK for 5 years cannot be deported or removed.Does it mean that for example, Commonwealth student after 5 years could stay in uk indefinitely if he wishes so?
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drabix1
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Post by drabix1 » Sun Feb 20, 2005 4:35 pm

so what's happened if she(he) ,being ordinary resident but without ilr refuses to leave? became illegal resident without right to be deported? Interesting situattion what do you think?
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