If you’ve stayed in the UK for over 180 days and have completed your 6 month visa and want to stay in the UK for over 10 years you need to make sure you are aware of all of the ways that this can be done. One of these ways is extending you visa whilst in the UK, which is where I come into play. I help people who are here on a student, work or holiday visa extend their stay here from 6 months to 1 year and then further to 5 years. There are also those who have applied for a visa before but not travelled to the UK yet and wish to remain here after their visa expires. The other route I take is helping people through the points based system which all non EU nationals must apply through. Generally speaking If you cannot get a spouse, work or study visa then alternatives can be found which make coming to the UK simple!Overstaying visa is one of the most common issue faced by visa holders in UK. If you’re planning to travel abroad and plan to extend your stay or return later on, it’s usually advised by immigration specialists to extend your visa or develop an alternative option.

10 Years Overstay Visa In Uk

Introduction

Many people who come to the UK on a temporary visa find they need to stay longer than their visa allows. In this situation, it may be possible to extend your visa, depending on circumstances. But what if you have stayed beyond your permitted time in the UK? If you have overstayed your visa by more than 28 days, then there is no guarantee that an extension application will be accepted by the authorities. It depends on various factors, including the reason for exceeding the time limit and other circumstances relating to work and family life outside of immigration control that might justify permission to remain in the UK.

You can be in the UK for a maximum of 180 days (6 months) per visit as a tourist. If you are planning to come back, then use the 90 days out of 180 day rule.

You can be in the UK for a maximum of 180 days (6 months) per visit as a tourist. If you are planning to come back, then use the 90 days out of 180 day rule. If you are not planning to come back, then you can stay for up to 180 days per visit. In order to make sure that you do not exceed this time limit, we recommend that you keep track of all your visits via our free tracking tool or by keeping a copy of each passport stamp in your passport so that it is easy to see how long you have been in Britain on any given trip and whether or not there is an overstay situation.

The six-month stay period does not need to be continuous. As long as the total time spent in the UK is 180 days or less in any 12-month period, then it is fine.

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If you are in the UK and plan to extend your stay, then talk with an immigration lawyer before your visa expires. A lawyer will advise you on the most appropriate way of extending your visa.

If you are in the UK and plan to extend your stay, then talk with an immigration lawyer before your visa expires. A lawyer will advise you on the most appropriate way of extending your visa.

You should be careful about how much money you make in the UK and how long you spend here. The main things that will determine whether or not a return visa is granted to someone who has overstayed their original permission are:

• How long have they been out of status?
• Purpose of entry – i.e., was it for tourism/business or study?
• Previous compliance with immigration rules (i.e., no previous history of overstaying).

Call us or come see us if you have overstayed your visa and want to ask about your immigration options. We can advise you and help you with your case/application. Call us today or fill in our callback form so we can get back with you right away.

If you have overstayed your visa, then call or come see us. We can advise you and help you with your case/application. If you have any questions about what to do next, then call us today or fill in our callback form so we can get back with you right away.

When you overstay your visa by more than 28 days, there is no guarantee that your extension application will be accepted by the authorities. It depends on various factors, including the reason for exceeding the time limit and other circumstances relating to work and family life outside of immigration control that might justify permission to remain in the UK.

A visa is a permit to enter the UK and it is not a right to remain in the country. If you overstay your visa by more than 28 days, there is no guarantee that your extension application will be accepted by the authorities. It depends on various factors, including the reason for exceeding the time limit and other circumstances relating to work and family life outside of immigration control that might justify permission to remain in the UK.

Overstaying can lead to a deportation order and possibly even imprisonment if you try to leave without being given leave first

Conclusion

In conclusion, it is important to remember that as a visitor to the UK, your stay should not be for more than six months at one time and no longer than 180 days in any 12-month period. If you need to apply for an extension of leave or have overstayed your visa by more than 28 days, seek legal advice from an immigration solicitor first. A specialist solicitor will be able to advise you on the best course of action for your situation and help with processing any applications or dealing with enforcement officers if necessary.