How to Settle in the UK with the 7-Year Child Rule vs 5 year

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Do you want to settle in UK in 2024? Are you aware of all visa categories to settle in the UK ?
Well today i have invited my guest Yash to cover the Topic : How to settle in the UK on the basis of the a child on a 7 year route vs 5 year route.
The seven-year child rule allows children born in the UK and living continuously for seven years to qualify for settlement. In this video, Yash clarifies distinctions between the seven-year and five-year child routes, emphasizing the appendix Private Life Application for the former. The application requires specific documents such as birth certificates and evidence of continuous residence. Yash also addresses potential rejections due to criminality or incomplete forms but asserts that refusals are unlikely for children. We covered visa fees, eligibility for child benefits, and advice for individuals exploring this settlement route, especially those on non-work-related visas seeking independence.
Summary of our discussion :
🇬🇧 The seven-year child rule enables settlement for children living in the UK for seven years.
📑 Appendix Private Life Application is the legal process for this rule.
📄 Required documents include birth certificates and proof of continuous residence.
🚫 Rejections are unlikely unless criminality or form inaccuracies are present.
💰 Fees for settlement (ILR) are £2,885, and leave to remain (5 years) costs £148.
💼 Parents don't gain settlement simultaneously; they apply as dependents after the child's settlement.
🧾 Child benefit access is restricted, but exceptions exist for extreme cases.
🤔 No significant rejection examples noted for the five-year child rule.
🎓 Non-work visa holders with children are advised to explore this settlement option for flexibility.
Timestamp :
00:00 Introduction
00:24 Study abroad
00:35 Yash introduction
01:10 what is 7 years child route
02:00 new rule from 2022
02:14 what is 5 years child route ?
04:07 official name of 7 years route/ Appendix real life visa
04:30 what documents are needed for this visa ?
06:26 common visa rejection reasons
07:05 Child Benefits
07:39 5 year visa rejection rule
08:10 visa cost
08:52 final advice
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[@user-od9zb4qn6q]

Wow nice topic l have really enjoyed the discussions

[@piyushpth]

Thank you very much. It was helpful specifically the part of 7 yr rule for child born outside the UK. I was not aware about it.

[@rameezvohra4517]

Thank you very much for the information video.

[@smitarao7932]

Thank you for the helpful information

[@priscilliampi9686]

Thank you so much Sarika you are a super star for this information very helpful.

[@srinivasanpalani6908]

Thanks Sarika for the useful video. Appreciate to your efforts.

[@Harry_videos]

Thank you for making videos on this kind of topic…

[@lateefquraishi]

Which country except dependent? Im looking for those countries for study???

[@imran-husain]

Vety very informative video, thanks both of you ( yash and she)

[@Olajide_8]

Dear sarika thanks for this video, I want to ask if someone that spent 5yrs previous left the U.K then came back recently (student visa) has any option he can apply for to stay ILR etc

[@gloryokwata1912]

Rarest video on KZbin. Thank you

[@YavikBikram]

Thank you Sarika for this useful infornation. Do I need to apply for psw dependent visa for the uk born child when my husband and I are applying for PSW visa? Also could you help us more on knowing non work visa with children?

[@nayanadarshanee2742]

Dear Sarika, Thank you very much for the information and really appreciate it. Could you pls give me a little advice? I studies in UK and came back after that in 2014. I got a UK police report from Acro December 2021. Im going to apply for a working visa again and can I use that police certificate ? Do they have any expiration period for UK police report ? Pls advice me.

[@naziarehmatullah2286]

🎉🎉🎉🎉good job 🎉

[@sid20-24]

Great video. What can be proof of residency for initial years of child's stay in UK before schooling?

[@funandmore7137]

Hello, does continuous living in the uk means that you cannot go out of uk? Like visiting your home country or for traveling? Please tell

[@user-fq4ty2cg7j]

Hi Sarika hope you are doing good. I have a child born in uk but my child is in India now . I am in carer visa right now so my question is am I eligible for any of the route ?

[@neerajkothari2009]

Hi, I have 2 sons, aged 18 and 7. When we came to UK in Dec 2017, the older one was 11 and the younger one was 1. If we apply for 7 year child route through my younger one and if it is successful, then what will be the case for my elder son? Thanks

[@theenterprisehub8772]

Hi Sarika, if the child travels abroad within the 7 year period and gets a foreign passport within this time, will the child still qualify under the 7 year rule?

[@haziking6211]

hi, i hope you are fine can u pls tell me the new rules will be implemented on the last intake like the 2022 intake students or not my case date is 7 May when my course will finish inshallah so can I convert my visa inshallah with the old rules?

[@harshgandhi2106]

Dear Sarika, could you please clarify this scenario? Child not born here has got 5 yr leave to remain, but parents are on skilled worker visa. A year later the parent loses sponsorship. In this case can both parents become the Child's dependents and get leave to remain?

[@irfanjaleel3916]

Following

[@idekchannel9697]

Absolutely no. One of the parents is the main applicant and others are just dependants and whatever happens to the main applicant affects others. If they revoke your licence, it affects all of your once the visa is cancelled

[@prit474748]

My child born in UK and leaves in UK for one year and now she is in India so is there any provision for her to apply in any categories whether now or later ie after her 18 years etc ? Please check and guide on that Thank You.

[@oluwayinkxxx0044]

my question is if the child is not included on any visa category after the one which he/she was granted entry expire would they be able to benefit from the 7years route?

[@idekchannel9697]

Once the current visa expires, the child can apply for that after living in the UK for 7yrs but it's not granted automatically

[@asmazehra4061]

Hi sarika,I am planning to take my 13yr old son on student visa for research based program this yr.....so wat will be the rule for my son in future?

[@aghazawarUK]

What if the child has indian passport after being born in UK will it cause any problem during the settlement route? And can the child travel to other countries for few days?

[@user-fs5wj9ze6e]

Hi Sarika, I heard about the 5 years child route born in UK (INDIAN parents), is it still applicable? (Stateless law).

[@Vicks234]

7 yrs for this atm

[@zahidahmed7837]

Hello mam I am student and want to apply for extension Visa after 16 January. Are IHS charges increased after 16 January or not? Is decision pending? Is it implemented on same date?

[@user-xf7xs5sm3s]

I thank you for this topic. Pls I am a student on student visa my daughter came as a dependant on my visa last year she was 17 and by 27th jan she will be 18 years can she get a skilled worker visa and as her mother can I be her dependant because my school end date is 15th may ad the rule for dependant changes after spring. My second question is if I get a work visa after spring can she still continue to be my dependant now that she is 18 years pls clarify thanks so much

[@IslamicFairyTales]

Can one apply fee waiver for child 7 years ilr application?

[@ismailsjantv1104]

If child born outside of the UK but after his birth he got British passport parents are separated now can child can invite his mom in UK behalf of his British passport

[@muhammadazamwattoo1510]

Please make a video on Student dependents, What options available in UK for them that is leading to PR.

[@YourKnowledgeBuddy]

Skilled visa or Global Talent visa

[@Chinese960]

I have a child born in UK . Holding ILR for more than 1 year. Parents are on visas LTR on appendix FM. ...can a child get British citizenship. Before 10 years old

[@twinkalpatel6543]

It's still not clear which way to go dear as my child born in uk but she got indian passport now as she is visiting india so which rule applies to her ? 2. We are not taking any child benefits but she will go soon in nursery do it gonna count as child benefit ?

[@amermuslim1]

7 years

[@rsomnb]

Hi, 1. My child was born in India and he is in UK from 2017 in ICT Dependent Visa. Is he eligible for 5 years Visa? 2. I heard that the chance of getting the 5 years Visa for a child born outside of UK is very less 3. Home Office doesn’t issue full 5 years Visa, they issue 2.5 years each. Is that correct? 4. The cost mentioned in video is for 5 years or 2.5 years? 5. Can I get the contact of Solicitor? Thank You

[@rsomnb]

@yourknowledgebuddy please let me know

[@gauravverma921]

The child was born in UK and lived in UK is 8 years. However he went back to India on Medical grounds for more than 6 months. Would that be considered as continuous period?

[@Vicks234]

No continuous is without no leave

[@Mrs-nadeem]

We already apply child with parents this viza by 10 month already gone bt no answer can you let me knw how long it will take for decision

[@amangagan7827]

uk mein baby born ke vaad parents ko easily uk mein rehne ki permission mil jati hai ja illegal rehna padta hai . mere kisi friend ne bola k aap husband wife ko illegal rehna padta hai 7 saal tak .please help me

[@user-sw6uy4yu6y]

Ma'am which are best degree in these degrees, Msc accounting and finance and MBA logistics supply chain management or Msc digital marketing or MBA digital marketing in UK. What are the scope of in these degrees in anyone degree.kindly guide, ma'am what is your opinion about in these degrees,and which we should chose one degree in these degree kindly guide me thanks.

[@nandhiniedara2131]

2 years of child care does a skilled visa people will get that benefit

[@ChiragPatel-sm2jf]

Hi Mam, I got the second refusal from UKVI. Season did not disclose previous refusal in current application. 16 years ago i got student refusal for fraud balance. My son also got first refusal but after AR UKVI sent mail that they reconsider his file but i got refusal the second time. Also applied for AR. How many percentage changes to get a visa?

[@ChiragPatel-sm2jf]

Hi Mam could you please guide me 🙏

[@sandip6272]

I understand if child is adult at the time of application then this rule does not apply. The child should have lived half of his/her life in UK to qualify.

[@anusharajapaksha111]

Can mother and child both migrate UK?

[@nuranvlogs740]

What is the age limit to apply 7 year visa rule. Do they need to be below 18 years to apply under this rule

[@Vicks234]

The child has to be born in U.K. once u get to 18 then he’s a adult

[@mohsinpanchadia6108]

Can a child born in UK visit home country for few days? If he visits will he be applicable to apply for PR in 7 years visa category?

[@puneeth6954]

please i do have same question, if they went for holiday for one month or 2 months , is that ok for applying this visa

[@Vicks234]

Has to be continuous living in U.K. as it will be declared stateless

[@venusprem3162]

Ma'am please can you help for family visa but the age of 17 and 16 how to apply for for family visa please help 🙏

[@karthiks285]

How many years does a child need to be on ilr to be able to get Citizenship please?

[@Vicks234]

10 yrs child had to be under 18 continuously

[@user-mi5iy4jo9w]

Can we get Mr Yash Details please

[@mazharshaik3840]

Hello, this is very informative, my child born in india travelled to UK at age of 13 now he is 18 years old and still on my dependent. As he will be already 20 years while finishing his 7 years . Will he qualify for 5 years visa ?

[@Vicks234]

No he’s a adult now

[@mazharshaik3840]

So what visa will he be eligible for? Please clarify?

[@Vicks234]

@@mazharshaik3840 once a child is 18 he’s a adult. You will need to ask a lawyer

[@olusolaowolabi6230]

Hello sarika,can a single person that dont have any child yet and the person has lived in the UK for 10yrs can be eligible for 10yrs route,and can i have yash the immigration lawyers phone number? Thank you.

[@rameezvohra4517]

My child was born in India she came with me in the UK in 2019. Still leaving UK. Its count hole 7 year or school time 7 year. Thanks

[@Vicks234]

Not school time has to be full 7 yrs

[@rameezvohra4517]

Thanks

[@tahminaahmed5985]

In this 7 years can child travel to his home country, what is the continuous period in this regard ?

[@immigrationDiaries]

Same question

[@ellysstudio4920]

Please answer this question sarika i also have same question.

[@archanaj4281]

How long a child can stay outside of the country

[@ellysstudio4920]

1 month

[@neerajkothari2009]

Hi, I have 2 sons, aged 18 and 7. When we came to UK in Dec 2017, the older one was 11 and the younger one was 1. If we apply for 7 year child route through my younger one and if it is successful, then what will be the case for my elder son? Thanks