4yrs FLR ??

[ZINX]

Hi,

With the new rules being implemented from 3rd April, should we expect that those applying for FLR after 3rd April will get an extention of 4 yrs instead of 3 yrs.

Is there anything said about this from Home-office.

Regards,
Zinx

[lynn132]

We just don't know. Check out the discussion on this thread.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=6854

[ZINX]

Lynn132,

Thanks for your reply, but I'm looking for info on FLR not on ILR.

I'll be completeing one year on HSMP in May, so if i apply for extention after 3rd April will I be lucky to get 4 yrs extention.

Cheers,

[tvt]

Most likely you'll get a 3 year extension. Even after the amendment the Immigration Rules stipulate that extension can be given for a maximum of 3 years at a time.

It seems the whole immigration system is now a money making machine for the gov't.

[pantaiema]

If this the case £350 per person for 1 year (because you will only need it for 1 year before qualifiying for ILR).

Pantaiema

Most likely you'll get a 3 year extension. Even after the amendment the Immigration Rules stipulate that extension can be given for a maximum of 3 years at a time.

It seems the whole immigration system is now a money making machine for the gov't.

[geriatrix]

Have a look at this site

http://www.workingintheuk.gov.uk/workin ... ation.html

and in partcular, the Q&A (link at the bottom of the webpage)

[lynn132]

This question has been asked via email to the Home Office, who responded that they did not know. None of us will know until someone actually applies. For me that will be next month.

[pantaiema]

Hi Lynn 132

Good luck with FLR. PLease keep the people in this forum informed.

Pantaiema

This question has been asked via email to the Home Office, who responded that they did not know. None of us will know until someone actually applies. For me that will be next month.