Home > Residency

Residency...

Below are our articles on the subject of Residency. If you can't see what you are looking for our other categories are displayed on the left under 'Our Quick Links'...

Appealing a Refusal of Indefinite Leave to Remain in UK

If an application for indefinite leave to remain in the UK is refused by the UK Border Agency a written notice will be sent to the unsuccessful...

Applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK

Some foreign nationals who have been in the UK with permission for a certain amount of time will be entitled to apply for indefinite leave to...

Applying for UK Residency

All British citizens and the citizens of some Commonwealth countries have the right to live in the UK. Citizens of these countries who do not have a passport to...

Applying for UK Travel Documents

UK residents who do not have a passport – or who cannot use their passport for travel – may apply for UK travel documents to enable them to pass through int...

Education for UK Residents

All children in the UK must undertake full-time education between the ages of five and sixteen. From 2013 children will have to stay in some form of education until...

Employment for UK Residents

A number of factors will determine whether UK residents have the right to work or take up employment in the UK. These could include their nationality, whether their...

Healthcare for UK Residents

UK residents are entitled to receive healthcare from National Health Service (NHS) doctors and hospitals. For permanent UK residents treatment by an NHS doctor or...

Language Requirements for the Partners of UK Residents

In June 2010 - amongst its first policy statements - the UK’s coalition government announced that a new English language requirement was to be...

Marrying a UK Resident

UK residents who are over the age of 18 and are either permanently settled in the UK or are returning there to live may bring with them their wife, husband or civil...