Indefinite Leave to Remain
UK Residence Permit
A UK residence permit allows a foreign national to live, work, or study in the UK. There are various options to obtain a UK residence permit, including a work permit, study permit, family reunification permit, long-term residence permit, or refugee status.
A work permit allows a foreign individual to work in the UK. Generally, an employer applies for the permit and must demonstrate that the foreign worker meets the necessary criteria. A study permit allows a foreign individual to study in the UK. Generally, a school, university, or education institution applies for the permit and the foreign student must demonstrate that they meet the necessary criteria.
A family reunification permit allows a foreign individual to live in the UK with their spouse or children. Generally, the permit is applied for by a foreign individual whose spouse or children are UK citizens. A long-term residence permit allows a foreign individual to live in the UK for an extended period. This permit is generally for individuals who have lived or worked in the UK for an extended period.
Refugee status allows a foreign individual to seek refuge in the UK due to being in danger in their home country. This status is generally given to individuals who are escaping torture, threats to their life, or other human rights violations.
There are different requirements and criteria for each option to obtain a UK residence permit. To have a successful application, the applicant must provide all necessary documents and evidence. Additionally, the applicant must have the necessary financial resources to stay in the UK or be supported by an employer.