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ILR As Family Members Of British Citizens & Settled Persons
Looking to settle permanently in the UK as a family member of a British citizen or settled person? Here’s a breakdown of the most common ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain) applications in this category:
Spouses and Civil Partners:
- ILR As A Spouse (5 Years Route) & ILR As A Spouse (10 Years Route): For those married to, or in a civil partnership with, a British citizen or settled person (available in 5-year and 10-year routes).
- ILR As A Civil Partner (5 Years Route) & ILR As A Civil Partner (10 Years Route): Similar to Spouse ILR options, but for those in a civil partnership.
- ILR As An Unmarried Partner (5 Years Route) & ILR As An Unmarried Partner (10 Years Route): For those in an established long-term relationship with a British citizen or settled person (available in 5-year and 10-year routes).
- ILR As A Same Sex Partner (5 Years Route) & ILR As A Same Sex Partner (10 Years Route): For those in a same-sex partnership with a British citizen or settled person (available in 5-year and 10-year routes).
Other Family Members:
- ILR As A Victim Of Domestic Violence: For victims of domestic violence who have been granted leave to remain on this basis.
- ILR As A Bereaved Partner: For surviving spouses or civil partners of deceased British citizens or settled persons.
- ILR As Adult Dependent Relative (ADR): For adult dependent relatives of a British citizen or settled person who meet specific requirements.
- ILR As A Parent Of A British Child (5 Years Route) & ILR As A Parent Of A British Child (10 Years Route): For parents of British children under 18 years old (available in 5-year and 10-year routes).
Children:
- Entry Clearance For Indefinite Leave To Enter (ILE) As A Child Under 18: For children under 18 applying for ILR outside the UK.
- ILR As A Child – SET (F) Application: For children in the UK with a valid visa under the Appendix FM (SET(F)) who have reached the requirements for ILR.
- Entry Clearance For Indefinite Leave To Enter As An Adopted Child: For adopted children under 18 applying for ILR outside the UK.
- ILR As An Adopted Child: For adopted children already in the UK who meet the requirements for ILR.