ILR Rules இல் அடுத்த கட்டம்? | சட்டம் சொல்வது என்ன? | Rimaz VLOG

The UK settlement and Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) rules are facing important proposed changes in November 2026. These proposals could have significant implications for migrants who are planning to settle permanently in the United Kingdom. In this video, we look at the possible impact of the proposed changes, including the difference between the 5-year and 10-year settlement routes, the position of Skilled Workers, salary requirements, Care Workers, and migrants who have already spent several years in the UK. We also look back at the 2006 settlement-rule changes and the legal arguments surrounding people who were already on a settlement pathway. Topics Covered in This Video The historical 2006 change from 4 years to 5 years The reported impact on approximately 30,000 migrants The legal question of retrospective changes 5-year versus 10-year settlement routes How existing migrants could be affected Skilled Worker salary requirements Care Worker salary changes The possible impact on migrants with 8 or 9 years in the UK Consultation, impact assessments and government decisions Possible implementation during 2027–2028 Grandfathering and transitional arrangements What migrants should consider before making decisions Important Notice This video is for general information and discussion. It explains proposals, historical examples and possible implications. Proposed policies should not be treated as confirmed immigration law. Final rules, implementation dates and transitional arrangements depend on official government decisions. Always check the latest information from the UK Home Office before making immigration decisions. Consider obtaining advice from a qualified immigration adviser. #UKImmigration #UKILR #ILRUpdate #UKVisaNews #UKSettlement #SkilledWorkerVisa #CareWorkerVisa #UKImmigrationNews #UKHomeOffice #UKTamilNews Thank You.