FLR (DL) VISA
This visa route is for further leave to remain in the UK for a person granted Discretionary Leave following the refusal of asylum
You must already be in the UK and hold a valid visa to apply under this visa route
If you think you are entitled to apply under this visa type, you should complete FLR (DL) and ensure you provide your reasons why you should remain in the UK
The Home Office will have on file your previous statements and evidence provided and if your circumstances has changed, it could impact your visa being renewed
If your reason to apply is for family life as a partner under the 10 year route or, family life as a parent under the 5 and 10 year routes or private life in the UK under the 10 year route, this is the wrong visa route for you, you should complete FLR (FP)
This application is for people already in the UK wanting to extend their visa stay
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Shortly we be adding tips and solutions to help you understand this visa route
This new section will cover 3 key areas, questions and answers which we have been asked over the years by our clients which will hopefully benefit you in helping you to understand this visa route whether you plan to switch into this visa route or renew your visa within the UK.
Learn how to settle in the UK and become British
Settlement
You can settle in the UK, also known as indefinite leave to remain once you meet the qualifying period
Naturalisation
You can apply for naturalisation that leads to British passport normally after 1 year on your settlement visa.
British Passport
Once you obtained your ceremony certificate once naturalised, learn how to obtain your first British passport.
