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investments have created paid full-time cumployment in the business for persons already settled here. For the purposes of this paragraph business includes self-employment (other than as a writer er artist).
111. An application for an extension of stay in order to remain in business or self-employment here should not be granted unless the requirements of paragraph 110 are met, in which case the applicant's stay may be extended for a period up to 12 months on a condition restricting his freedom to take employment. Further extensions should only be granted if these requirements continue to be met.
Writers and artists
112. A person who was admitted as the holder of an entry clearance issued to him as a writer or an artist may be granted extensions of stay not exceeding 12 months, subject to a condition restricting his freedom to take employment, i he can produce satisfactory evidence that he is maintaining and accommo- dating himself and his dependants from the proceeds of his self-employment as a writer or artist without recourse to public funds and without having resorted to employment for which a work permit is necessary. People given limited leave to enter or remain in some other capacity have no claim to remain as writers or artists and their applications for extension of stay or leave 1 remain for these purposes are to be refused.
Persons of independent means
113. A person who was admitted as the holder of an entry clearance issued to him as a person of independent means should be asked to provide evidence that he continues to meet the requirements of paragraph 38. If the evidence is satisfactory, the applicant may be granted an extension of stay, not exceeding 12 months, and prohibited from taking employment. People given limited leave to enter or remain in some other capacity have no claim to remain as persons of independent means and their applications for extension of stay or leave to remain in this capacity are to be refused.
Marriage
114. A woman who satisfied the Immigration Officer that she was coming to the United Kingdom for early marriage to a man settled here as defined in paragraph 1 will normally have been admitted for 3 months subject to a condition prohibiting her from taking employment. If the marriage takes place within the 3 months period, she should be given indefinite leave to remain. If it does not, an extension of stay is to be granted only if good cause is shown for the delay and there is satisfactory evidence that the marriage will take place at an carly date.
115. A woman admitted in a temporary capacity who marries a man settled here should on application be given indefinite leave to remain. If she marries a person who has only limited leave to enter, her leave should, if necessary, be varied by extending its duration so that it coincides with his.
116. Fiancés arriving with entry clearances for the purpose of marriage to a woman settled here are normally admitted for 3 months. Subject to para-
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