for the purposes of immigration law it is a person who has indefinite leave to remain in the UK endorsed in their passport and who ordinarily resides in the UK. For tax purposes it has a different meaning.
for the purposes of immigration law it is a person who has indefinite leave to remain in the UK endorsed in their passport and who ordinarily resides in the UK. For tax purposes it has a different meaning.
Ordinarily resides is the key point here. If you are living in the the UK with a non-visitor visa (spouse/ILR/work/etc) then you are a UK resident.Originally Posted by joebloggs
for the purposes of immigration law it is a person who has indefinite leave to remain in the UK endorsed in their passport and who ordinarily resides in the UK. For tax purposes it has a different meaning.
(Having a British passport doesn't mean you are a UK resident)
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