Jun 22 2023
UK Immigration
Following the UK’s departure from the EU, the EU Settlement Scheme (“EUSS”) was introduced. This scheme allowed EEA and Swiss nationals, and their eligible family members, to continue living in the UK after 31 December 2020.
Although the EUSS route has been closed, it is still possible to make a late EUSS application where you have reasonable grounds for doing so.
Broadly speaking, reasonable grounds to justify a late application might include individuals who have been prevented from applying, due to illness or an abusive relationship; being practically unable to apply, due to limited computer or English language skills; or being unaware of the requirement to apply, due to being a minor or having lived in the UK for an extensive period of time.
Please keep in mind that submitting a late application can be complex, and you may need to provide substantial evidence to support the application. Seeking immigration advice is therefore recommended.
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