Guidance updated to take account of changes to travel restrictions. Updated page due to the simplified travel system which came into force on 4 October. Updated information for student if your 90 day student visa vignette has expired. Removed paragraph relating to enrolment of biometrics at Post Office branches from paragraph entitled 'Application and service centres in the UK'. Updated section 'If you're outside the UK and your leave has expired before you are able to return' as the concession has been extended to 19 July Date until which people may apply for 'exceptional assurance' extended to 30 September Date of the VAC concessions has been extended until 31 December Concession for people who are outside the UK, and their leave has expired before they were able to return, has been extended to 21 June Guidance on travel from Red, Amber, Green list countries published.
If you are in a red list country and wish to apply for a visitor in transit or direct airside transit visa DATV we are now able to process your application, as the pause on issuing transit visas has been lifted. Changed expiry date for free visa extensions for NHS workers to 30 September Under 'Applying for a visa if your visa application centre VAC is closed', the date by which you can use the alternative arrangements has been extended to 30 June It was previously 31 March Updated guidance in the 'if you intend to stay in the UK' section.
Amended 'If you're in the UK' section, updating exceptional assurance visa or leave expiry dates to between 1 March and 31 March Added new information under "New coronavirus testing and quarantine rules" section.
Updated guidance for 'If you're applying for a visitor visa, visa in transit or direct airside transit visa DAT '. Added guidance for 'If you've remained outside the UK for over 2 years and due to coronavirus travel restrictions your indefinite leave has lapsed'.
Added guidance for those who have already obtained a Returning Resident visa because their indefinite leave lapsed on or after 24 January Updated 'If you're outside the UK' section to include information about applying for a visa to the UK. The concessions to the family and private life section have been extended until 31 May Updated content under 'If you intend to stay in the UK' section. Updated exceptional assurance visa expiry dates to 1 January and 28 February Added information for those outside the UK whose leave has expired before they are able to return to the UK and updated information referring to the free replacement of expired vignettes.
Added continuation of service notice regarding new coronavirus restrictions. Added information on Occupational Structured Clinical Examination deadline extension. Updated content under 'If your 30 day visa to work, study or join family has expired' section. Updated information for Tier 1 Entrepreneur and Start-up visa holders. Updated to explain that the period for requesting exceptional assurance has been extended. Updated information about how to submit request for exceptional assurance because of technical difficulties with the online form.
Updated to include visa extension for healthcare workers whose visa expires between 1 October and 31 March Updated information to explain that overseas services will remain open but dependent on local country restrictions, and that our in-country immigration services UK Visa and Citizenship Application Services, Service and Support Centres and English Language Test centres will remain open.
Updated information for if you're in the UK and your visa or leave expires between 1 November and 30 November Updated family and private visa concession and loss of income information. Added guidance on if you're a Tier 4 student applicant in the UK and have given your fingerprints before. Updated guidance on applying for a visa if your VAC is closed, for those who have already applied online and now wish to submit their application at a different VAC than the one they selected.
Updated 'If you're in the UK' to note that if conditions allowed you to work, study or rent accommodation you may continue to do so during the period of your exceptional assurance. Updated to clarify for those whose visa or leave expires after 31 August Updated guidance on 'Applying for a visa if your VAC is closed'. Added information on applying for a visa if your VAC is closed.
Updated to add information on if your endorsement has expired for a Global Talent, Start-up or Innovator visa. Updated to add a link to the coronavirus immigration helpline contact form. Updated to clarify for those whose visa or leave expires before 31 August Added information on how to request a replacement visa for if your 30 day visa to work, study or join family has expired.
Added link to guidance for applicants in New Zealand who applied through an enrolment location operated by Immigration New Zealand. Added information on concessions for Global Talent visa applicants who are working on coronavirus research. Updated to clarify information for those in the UK whose visa will expire after 31 July but need to urgently make a new application. Updated to clarify that the reopening of VAC locations remains subject to local circumstances.
Updated information on Service and Support Centres, English language tests, and 90 day validity of replacement visas. Updated information if you are outside the UK, getting your documents and for British nationals abroad who need to apply for a passport. Updated section on applying for a British passport from overseas. Added a link to guidance on how to cancel your visa. Added a link to the latest information on changes at the border.
Visa extensions for those unable to leave the UK because of coronavirus have been extended to 31 July The deadline for making an application from the UK to switch to a visa that would normally require you to apply from your home country has been extended to 31 July Updated information about calling the Coronavirus Immigration Help Centre: check call charges with your phone provider if you're calling from abroad. Added further guidance for frontline health workers on working in different locations, carrying out supplementary work.
The list of frontline workers affected has been expanded to include more occupations. While options can vary, borrowers exiting forbearance should be able to choose between resuming their previous payments; receiving a loan modification that reduces their monthly payments; or paying what they owe by selling their home or refinancing, options now more feasible because of the strong housing market.
The changes should require little to no documentation from homeowners, and many borrowers should be able to request that missed mortgage payments be deferred to the end of their loans, housing counselors say.
Homeowners struggling to find an affordable payment plan or confused about where their mortgage stands can seek help from a housing counselor who can help them navigate the process. The U. Department of Housing and Urban Development sponsors housing counseling agencies across the country that can help people avoid foreclosure or homelessness. Counselors can help borrowers communicate with their lenders or mortgage servicers if they are having a hard time switching to another payment plan.
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