The deadline for most people to apply for pre-settled or settled status through the EU Settlement Scheme was 30 June You can check if you can get a visa on GOV. If you already have pre-settled or settled status from the EU Settlement Scheme, you have permission to stay in the UK. If you haven't applied to the EU Settlement Scheme yet, what you need to do depends on whether you have a biometric residence permit or visa.
If you have a valid biometric residence permit or visa, you need to apply for pre-settled or settled status before your leave expires. If you have a family member in the UK with pre-settled or settled status, you might be able to apply to join them in the UK under the EU Settlement Scheme.
Find out more about applying to the EU Settlement Scheme as a family member. You need to apply to the scheme even if you have a permanent residence card as it isn't valid any more. Check if you can apply to the EU Settlement Scheme. If your relationship with your family member broke down because of domestic abuse, you can still apply to the EU Settlement Scheme - you should get specialist immigration advice first.
If you can make a late application, you should do this as soon as possible. You might also be able to make a late application for compassionate reasons. This might be because you:. This will affect your rights. If you started working or studying by 30 June and you already proved your right to work or study, you shouldn't have to prove it again. You can check if your family members can join you in the UK.
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Is settled status the same as permanent residence? What is permanent residence? EU citizens are instead required to make the free application to register for EU settled status. What is EU settled status? How do I qualify for settled status? What is pre-settled status? Am I eligible to apply for settled status? For those who lived in the UK in accordance with the EEA regulations for a period of more than five years, an automatic right of permanent residence was obtained.
Qualifying EEA citizens and their family members could then apply for a document certifying permanent residence as evidence of this. There will also be EEA citizens who came to the UK prior to the EEA Regulations being in force, and may have obtained indefinite leave to remain rather than a right of permanent residence. Therefore, depending on your circumstances as an EEA national, there are now different types of status available to you. In some circumstances, you may be required to apply for settled status, under Appendix EU, but in others you may not.
It is no longer possible to make an application for a document certifying permanent residence under the EEA Regulations. If you have a document certifying permanent residence, you must either apply to the EU settlement scheme or apply for British citizenship if you have been deemed to have acquired a right of permanent residence over 12 months ago or are married to a british citizen.
However, an application for british citizenship does not extend leave to remain in the UK. Therefore, if you do not have a decision on a citizenship application prior to 30 June , you should apply for settled status in order to preserve your position in the UK. You can check what your family member needs to do to apply for pre-settled or settled status.
They can only live in the UK if they can get a work, study or family visa. You can check if your family member can get a visa on GOV.
You can check if your family member is a visa national on GOV. We use cookies to improve your experience of our website. You can find out more or opt-out from some cookies. Coronavirus - if your family or friends are entering the UK from abroad If your family or friends are planning to arrive in the UK, they'll probably have to: get tested for coronavirus within 3 days before they start their journey to the UK fill in a form on GOV.
If you were born in Northern Ireland Your family members can apply to the EU Settlement Scheme if all the following apply: you have Irish or British citizenship - or both when you were born, one of your parents had Irish or British citizenship - or an immigration status that let them live in the UK permanently you started living in the UK by 31 December You can find out more about bringing your family members to the UK if you were born in Northern Ireland on GOV.
Children under 21 years old. They can make a late application to the scheme if both: they have a residence card as an extended family member they applied for the card by 31 December Check if your child has British citizenship Your child might already be a British citizen if they were born in the UK or they have a British parent. Children over 21 years old. This includes your step-child, adopted child, grandchild and great-grandchild.
They could use bank statements showing: rent or mortgage payments for their home regular payments you make to them - for example, school or college fees payments to meet their medical needs They can use their bank statements or yours.
Husbands, wives and civil partners. Long-term partners. Parents and grandparents. They can do this using: a residence card a family permit your birth certificate or adoption certificate - if they're your parent birth or adoption certificates for you and a parent - if they're your grandparent birth or adoption certificates for you, a parent and grandparent - if they're your great-grandparent If they're a family member of your husband, wife or civil partner, they also need to show proof of this relationship - for example your marriage certificate.
Brothers, sisters and other family members.
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