LATEST NEWS: LONGER COVID ABSENCES NOT BREAKING 'CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE'
5 June 2021 - Thanks to the work of the charity Here for Good, the Home Office allowed the sharing of their Acknowledgment of Service, setting out their proposals for the new EUSS Covid-19 Guidance due on 11 June: Absences longer than 12 months for COVID-19 reasons will not break "continuous residence".
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PRE-SETTLED STATUS?
A REFLECTION ON THE HOME OFFICE'S LATE APPLICATIONS GUIDANCE
Applying to the EU Settlement Scheme beyond 30 June will be possible under new guidance issued by the Home Office in April.
We invite you to read Luke Piper's reflection on the new rules which will allow late applications under certain conditions.
Download the analysis in our Publications library.
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