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New Rule 58
Returning residents
58. A passenger returning to the United Kingdom from overseas
cept one who received assistance from public funds towards the cost of leaving this country) is to be admitted for settlement on satisfying the immigration officer that he had indefinite leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom when he last left, that he has not been away for longer than 2 years, and that he now seeks admission for the purpose of settlement.
59. A passenger who has been away from the United Kingdom too long to benefit from the preceding paragraph may nevertheless be admitted if, for example, he has lived here for most of his life.
subject to a time limit
Âmission as a returning light of a è rei attached will normally be
60. A passenger whose stay in the United Kingdom 1 who returns after a temporary absence abroad has no clair resident. His application to re-enter should be dealt with in circumstances. The same time limit and any condition reimposed if he meets the requirements of the rules, unless he is seeking admission in a different capacity from the one in which he was last given leave to enter or remain.
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