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There are two points which I feel will impact your ILR residence period based on the immigration categories & EC dates you have mentioned.kumarswami wrote:WP LTR Expiry date: 14thApr'2011
Date you left the UK (to apply for your ICT ST visa): 8th May2011 (the reason for staying beyond visa validity was I applied for visa extension but while visa was in process, I had to go to home town immeidately for personnel reason so I withdrew my passport and went back on 8th May'11)
ICT ST visa EC date: 18th July2011
Date you entered the UK on that visa: 27thJuly2011
1) Correct, you won't be eligible for ILR in 2013 as your continuous residence was broken when you left the UK on 8th May2011. If you want information about the requirements to apply for ILR as a T2G Migrant, then take a look at the rules under: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas ... ettlement/kumarswami wrote:1) So looks like I'm definitely not eligible for applying ILR in 2013. It's bit disappointing news but it's the way it should be as per my current stay is concerned. Perhaps could you tell me when will I get the eligibility incase I manage to stay longer by changing visa type to Tier-2 general?
2) Regarding your question about 'On what basis was your initial WP granted - was it an ICT WP?'
Visa type says : VISA WORKPERMIT
would that make any difference? because you are saying that there shouldn't be more than 28days between leave expiry and new EC dates.
cs95tdg wrote:Do you satisfy the following requirements if applying for ILR as a T2 ICT Migrant.
The 5-year continuous period must include time spent as:
a) a Tier 2 (Intra company transfer) migrant under the Immigration Rules in place before 6 April 2010; or
b)a qualifying work permit holder, provided that the work permit was granted because you were the subject of an intra-company transfer.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas ... ettlement/
Immigration Rule: 245GF(d)