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Individuals & Families

Settlement and Indefinite Leave to Remain

Whether you need to extend your current permission with further leave to remain, or you're ready to apply for indefinite leave to remain, we advise on the route that fits your circumstances.

This is for you if your current visa is coming up for renewal and you need further leave to remain, or you've built up enough time in the UK to apply for indefinite leave to remain.

What We Do

Extending your stay, or making it permanent

We check your continuous residence and current circumstances against the requirements for your route, prepare the application, and address anything in your history that could otherwise cause a problem, such as a gap in status or a change in circumstances since your last visa.

Proof

Someone we've helped settle in the UK

Her sponsor terminated her employment months before her indefinite leave to remain application was due. We built a robust legal argument and secured her Indefinite Leave to Remain.

Nicole · USA, ILR Secured

Cost

What it costs to get started

Your consultation fee is fixed and confirmed upfront. Following the consultation, we will confirm the scope of work and the applicable fee before you decide whether to instruct us.

£350
Online consultation (video or phone)
£500
In-person consultation at our Crawley office
Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is further leave to remain?

Further leave to remain is an extension of your existing permission to stay, applied for before your current visa expires, usually on the same route.

What is indefinite leave to remain?

Indefinite leave to remain, or ILR, removes the time limit on your permission to stay in the UK. It's usually the step before eligibility for British citizenship.

How long do I need to be in the UK before I can settle?

This depends on your route. Most routes require a set number of years of continuous residence before you become eligible, and the qualifying period varies between routes.

What if my circumstances have changed since my last visa?

Changes such as a new employer, a change in relationship status, or gaps in your residence can affect an application. We review how your circumstances affect eligibility before you apply.

Can I apply if I've had a gap in my status?

It depends on the length and reason for the gap. We assess whether it affects your continuous residence and what, if anything, can be done about it.

Next Step

Talk to us about extending or settling your status

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