Can I apply for permanent residence in the UK after ten years?

You can apply for permanent residence after 10 years of continuous legal residence, and it must be noted that you have lived continuously for 10 years.

According to the British immigration law, anyone who has legally lived in the UK for more than 10 years can apply for permanent residence and acquire British citizenship after one year.

10 What are the specific requirements for permanent residence?

The applicant must have lived in the UK continuously and legally 10 years.

If the visa is granted without violating the public interest, consider the applicant's age, personal history, conduct, work record, close ties with the UK, special needs and any personal statement.

Applicants must pass the corresponding English test to obtain permanent residency.

Applicants must have no usual reasons for refusing visas.

Applicants must have no record of violating immigration laws or overstaying for more than 28 days.