He said that migrants who claim benefits or who are in low-paid jobs should not be entitled to ‘indefinite leave to remain’ and would be ‘required to leave’ when their visas expire.

Migrants who are unemployed or in low-paid jobs will face being forced to leave the UK under plans being drawn up by ...

Migrants will only be granted indefinite leave to remain if they have been “net contributors” to the UK economy over the past decade, meaning their tax payments are higher than the cost to the ...

Under current rules, workers and refugees who have been in the UK for five years can apply for indefinite leave to remain, which allows them to stay in the country but does not grant full citizenship.

Kemi Badenoch has announced that migrants will only be entitled to indefinite leave to remain if they have been working and have not claimed benefits or used social housing during 10 years in Britain.

The Tory leader is proposing that migrants who have entered the UK legally should only be allowed to apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) once they have been in the country for 10 years ...

Badenoch said the period before migrants can apply for indefinite leave to remain - which paves the way for British citizenship - should be extended from five to 10 years. Under her plan ...

That's why we should double the length of time before people can qualify for indefinite leave to remain from five to 10 years,” Ms Badenoch said. Under the proposal, legal migrants applying for ...