Applying for settlement in the UK while holding a Discretionary leave (DL) visa after being refused an asylum [closed]

1. What are exceptional compassionate circumstances?
2. How long does discretionary leave last?
3. Can I apply for ILR after 3 years discretionary leave?
4. What is discretionary leave outside immigration rules?
5. What are exceptional circumstances?
6. What are compassionate circumstances?
7. How do I increase my discretionary leave to remain?
8. Can you travel on discretionary leave to remain?
9. What is the difference between 5 year and 10-year route?
10. Can you get student finance with discretionary leave to remain?
11. What is limited leave to remain in the UK?
12. Who can apply for discretionary leave to remain in UK?

What are exceptional compassionate circumstances?

Compelling compassionate factors are, broadly speaking, exceptional circumstances which mean that a refusal of entry clearance or leave to remain would result in unjustifiably harsh consequences for the applicant or their family, but which do not render refusal a breach of ECHR Article 8, refugee convention or ...

How long does discretionary leave last?

Discretionary Leave to Remain (DLR) - 10 Years Route

From July 2012, discretionary leave to remain is usually granted for 30 months under the 10 years route to settlement which means the applicant can apply for ILR after completing 10 years under the discretionary leave to remain.

Can I apply for ILR after 3 years discretionary leave?

You can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) upon completion of 6 years under the Discretionary Leave (initial 3 years + 3 years extension).

What is discretionary leave outside immigration rules?

1. Leave outside the Rules – Discretionary Leave. Discretionary Leave (DL) is a type of leave granted outside of the Rules in accordance with published Home Office guidance. Like many other aspects of immigration law, this category underwent a seismic shift in 2012.

What are exceptional circumstances?

Exceptional Circumstances are events or problems which you did not expect and which stop you being able to perform to the best of your abilities in your studies. For example, bereavement, unexpected personal or family problems or illness might be considered as an exceptional circumstance.

What are compassionate circumstances?

What circumstances are considered compassionate or compelling? Compassionate and compelling circumstances are generally those beyond your control and which have an impact upon your course progress or wellbeing.

How do I increase my discretionary leave to remain?

Use form FLR(DL) if you are already in the UK, to apply online to extend your stay or indefinite leave to remain if you were refused asylum but given 'discretionary leave outside the rules' to stay in the UK for a limited period of time. You should check your eligibility before you apply.

Can you travel on discretionary leave to remain?

A person can leave the UK at any time under Discretionary Leave to Remain as there are no travel restrictions. For an initial application for discretionary leave, the FLR (O) application form is required.

What is the difference between 5 year and 10-year route?

The Partner Route can either be the “5-year” route, or the “10-year” route, which means that a person with this immigration status will either be eligible to apply for ILR after 5 years of being on the 5-year Partner Route, or after 10 years of being on the 10-year Partner Route.

Can you get student finance with discretionary leave to remain?

Discretionary leave does not automatically entitle a person to receive SFE funding or pay the lower home rate of tuition fee. However, if you hold discretionary leave or another form of Home Office Leave, you may qualify for SFE funding under the Long Residence Category.

What is limited leave to remain in the UK?

Limited leave to remain refers to the status of UK visa holders who have been approved to enter the UK and to remain here until their visa expires. ... Depending on your circumstances and eligibility, this could mean applying for a visa extension, further leave to remain or indefinite leave to remain.

Who can apply for discretionary leave to remain in UK?

♠ The applicant must be aged 18 years or above and have resided continuously in the UK for less than 20 years and have no social, cultural or family ties with their country of origin.