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???? **Major UK ILR Update 2026**

Could the proposed **10-year UK settlement rule** be changed?

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has made an important statement about the government's proposed changes to **Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)** following concerns about how the reforms could affect migrants who came to the UK legally.

The government's earned settlement proposals have included:

✅ Increasing the standard settlement qualifying period from 5 years to 10 years
✅ A possible 15-year route for some Skilled Workers in jobs below RQF Level 6
✅ A new “earned settlement” system based on factors such as contribution, conduct, integration and residence

But these proposals should **not be confused with final Immigration Rules**.

In this video, we explain:

0:00 - UK ILR Rules Could Change Again
0:04 - Major Update for Migrants
0:07 - Is the 10-Year ILR Plan Being Reconsidered?
0:42 - What Was Originally Proposed?
1:13 - What Happens Now?

If you are currently living in the UK on a **Skilled Worker Visa, Health and Care Worker Visa or another route leading towards settlement**, this is an important update.

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⚠️ This video is for general information only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice.

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