Understanding UK Overstayer Status Overstaying in the UK, defined by the UK Government as remaining in the country after your visa or permission from the Home Office has expired, it is a serious legal concern for anyone who is deemed to be an ‘Overstayer’. It can significantly impact your immigration record and future UK applications. […]
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