just ask if ilr is the same with residence permit?
just ask if ilr is the same with residence permit?
Originally Posted by Ana_may365
, but in many ways they have similar benefits, a residence permit is valid for a period of five years. After having spent four of the five years in the country, EEA permit holders will become eligible to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK (ILR) often referred to as UK permanent residence.
hiya!i get my r.permit for only 2 years.i want to take the test but my hubby tell me that im not gonna pass the exam coz even him he didnt know the answers of the questions in that test.its ok for him to pay the visa every 2 years.
[QUOTE=Ana_may365;94475]hiya!i get my r.permit for only 2 years.i want to take the test but my hubby tell me that im not gonna pass the exam coz even him he didnt know the answers of the questions in that test.
I dont see any problem as long as you study the book everything is in there and do the practical test in the net as well. My husband doesnt know everything as well everytime i asked him questions from the book
I know you can do it , its only 24 multiple questions test
Goodluck
thats not a good thing to sayhiya!i get my r.permit for only 2 years.i want to take the test but my hubby tell me that im not gonna pass the exam coz even him he didnt know the answers of the questions in that test.majority of the brit I know inc. my hubby his daugther and son-in law didnt know the questions I have asked them either but same as ann said if you study hard enough its not that hard to pass the exam majority of filipina here made it anyway so no exceptions for you my friend
and as well you could have ESOL if you dont want to take the exam
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