Personal Immigration
Student visa (Formerly Tier 4)
Work visa (Formerly Tier 2)
Temporary worker visa (Formerly Tier 5)
Family Visa
EU Settlement Scheme
British Citizenship
Business Immigration
Pre-Settled Status is for individuals who were residing in the UK by the end of 2020 but had not yet completed 5 years of continuous residence.
You may qualify to remain in the UK under retained rights if you were previously the family member of an EEA, EU, or Swiss citizen who had the right to reside in the UK. This includes situations such as:
You may retain your right of residence if:
The EEA national passed away while living in the UK.
You had lived in the UK as a family member of the EEA national for at least one year before their death.
The EEA national was a qualified person (e.g., worker, self-employed, student, etc.) at the time of death.
You may continue residing in the UK if:
Your marriage or civil partnership with the EEA national lasted at least three years and you both lived in the UK for at least one year during that time.
The EEA national was exercising treaty rights at the time the divorce proceedings began.
You are a worker, self-employed, or self-sufficient, or you hold comprehensive sickness insurance.
Alternatively, you or a family member were granted custody of a child or the right to access a child of the EEA national.
You may retain the right to stay if:
You are the primary carer of a child of the EEA national, and the child is still in education in the UK.
The EEA national has left the UK, but the child needs the non-EEA parent to stay in order to complete their education.
To qualify for Retained Right of Residence under the EU Settlement Scheme:
You must have been living in the UK before 31 December 2020.
Your relationship with the EEA national must have started before that date.
You must no longer be in the relationship due to one of the qualifying circumstances (death, divorce, departure, etc.).
You must provide evidence of your former relationship and proof that the EEA national was exercising treaty rights (or held settled/pre-settled status).
In most cases, you must demonstrate that you have become self-sufficient, employed, or self-employed, unless you're caring for a child.
Our Immigration specialists are adept at assisting individuals globally in securing visas. From the initial application to any follow-up communications with visa authorities, De Jure Chase offers comprehensive support throughout the process.
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