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Individuals who are spouses, civil partners or unmarried partners of British citizens or those with settled status in the UK often require an FLR(M) visa to continue their residence. This is typically granted for 30 months and is a step towards ILR after completing a qualifying period.
What is the time frame for FLR?
The standard processing time period for a FLR (M) application is 6 months, and the standard processing time for a FLR (FP) application is 12 months. However, a priority service option for a 24-hour decision is available for certain partner and parent route applications for an additional fee.
What are the different types of FLR?
FLR(M): For extending stay as the spouse or partner of a British citizen or settled person. FLR(FP): For applications based on family life as a parent, partner, dependent child, or private life in the UK. FLR(HRO): For human rights claims, leave outside the rules and other routes not covered by other forms.
How long can we stay in FLR?
Further Leave to Remain is usually granted for 30 months (2.5 years). After completing two periods of FLR, most applicants become eligible to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), depending on the route and their individual circumstances.
How long does FLR last?
FLR(FP) Visa and Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) In most cases, when an FLR(FP) application is granted, you will be on the 10-year route to settlement. This means that you must make three further applications for Leave to Remain at 2.5 year intervals before you qualify for ILR.
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FLR(FP), or Further Leave to Remain, allows you to apply to stay in the UK based on your family or private life if youre not eligible for other visa types.
What does FLR IR mean?
FLR (IR): Further Leave to Remain (Immigration Rules) The FLR (IR) visa is a UK visa extension for individuals who need to stay in the country beyond their current visas expiry. It applies to several immigration categories, including visitor visas, UK Ancestry visas, domestic workers, and certain dependants.
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