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https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... accessibleNo periods of overstaying (disregarded or otherwise) are included in the calculation of the qualifying period. No periods of exceptional assurance between 1 September 2020 and 28 February 2023 are included in the calculation of the qualifying period. However, any extensions of permission granted under the Coronavirus extension concession and the following grace period (covering 24 January to 31 August 2020) count toward the qualifying period requirement. See guidance on the Coronavirus Extension Concession (CEC) and the Exceptional Assurance Concession.
Not having a valid visa makes you an overstayer. I already explained it aboveajuatbhm wrote: ↑Mon Jul 07, 2025 1:31 pmGot it thanks.
Unfortunately I can't do anything about the period in past and change my application. However I would like to know according to which clauses I am overstayer? Because being not eligible for ILR is one thing and being overstayer is another thing. The later is actually an offence.
Congratulationsajuatbhm wrote: ↑Wed Sep 24, 2025 8:24 pmJust to update for the benefit of other members.
My ILR application is successful under the 10yr route. Thank God. I am not sure however as the result came exactly on day 90, I guess they waited for the gap during EA to be covered and grant me the ILR.
Also it clarifies there was no overstay period between end of EA and the next visa date because the visa was applied while I was inside the country.