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By 5 years, I mean 3 years on your degree, and 2 years of a visa afterwards, so for three years you would be a student in student accommodation, and for the fol
by gadders 2y ago
By 5 years, I mean 3 years on your degree, and 2 years of a visa afterwards, so for three years you would be a student in student accommodation, and for the following 2 years you have a visa and so presumably can work and live somewhere legally.
- mytailorisrich 2y agoI believe that the years of uni, i.e. living in the UK on a student visa, do not count towards the 5 years required to get indefinite leave to remain (permanent residence).
- gadders 2y agoYes, but that wasn't my point. My point was that it gives you 5 years to marry a Brit.