The Education (Student Fees, Awards and Support) (Amendment) Regulations 2025
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23 Amendments relating to bereaved partners of Gurkha and Hong Kong military unit veterans and their children
(1) In regulation 2 (interpretation), in paragraph (bbza) (definition of “person granted indefinite leave to remain as a bereaved partner”)— (a) in the opening words, for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (b) in sub-paragraph (i)— (i) in the opening words— (aa) for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (bb) omit “under any of the following provisions of the immigration rules”; (ii) in paragraph (aa), for “paragraph BP 11.1 of Appendix Bereaved Partner” substitute “under paragraph BP 11.1 of Appendix Bereaved Partner of the immigration rules”; (iii) in paragraph (bb), for “paragraph 288” substitute “under paragraph 288 of the immigration rules”; (iv) in paragraph (cc), for “paragraph 295N” substitute “under paragraph 295N of the immigration rules”; (v) in paragraph (dd), for “paragraph D-BPILR.1.1 of Appendix FM (bereaved partners)” substitute “under paragraph D-BPILR.1.1 of Appendix FM (bereaved partners) of the immigration rules”; (vi) omit the “or” after paragraph (dd); (vii) in paragraph (ee), for “paragraph 36 of Appendix Armed Forces (bereaved partners)” substitute “under paragraph 36 of Appendix Armed Forces (bereaved partner of a member of HM Forces) of the immigration rules”; (viii) after paragraph (ee), but before the “and”, insert— (ff) under paragraph AF (GHK) 14.1 of Appendix GHK of the immigration rules, as a bereaved partner; or (gg) where such leave was granted prior to 5th October 2023, outside the immigration rules, on the basis that the person was a bereaved partner of a Gurkha discharged before 1st July 1997; . (2) In regulation 6 (qualifying person: effect of event during academic year), in paragraph (2)(l), for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”. (3) In Part 2 of the Schedule (qualifying persons), in paragraph 5E (persons granted indefinite leave to remain as a bereaved partner and their children)— (a) in the heading, for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (b) in sub-paragraph (1), for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (c) in sub-paragraph (2) for “leave to remain”, each time it appears, substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (d) for sub-paragraph (3) substitute— (3) In this paragraph, “leave application date” means the date on which a person granted indefinite leave to enter or remain as a bereaved partner made an application to enter or remain in the United Kingdom on those grounds— (a) under the immigration rules, or (b) in the case of a person referred to in sub-paragraph (i)(gg) of regulation 2(bbza) (interpretation: person granted indefinite leave to enter or remain as a bereaved partner), outside the immigration rules. .
23 Amendments relating to bereaved partners of Gurkha and Hong Kong military unit veterans and their children
(1) In regulation 2 (interpretation), in paragraph (bbza) (definition of “person granted indefinite leave to remain as a bereaved partner”)— (a) in the opening words, for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (b) in sub-paragraph (i)— (i) in the opening words— (aa) for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (bb) omit “under any of the following provisions of the immigration rules”; (ii) in paragraph (aa), for “paragraph BP 11.1 of Appendix Bereaved Partner” substitute “under paragraph BP 11.1 of Appendix Bereaved Partner of the immigration rules”; (iii) in paragraph (bb), for “paragraph 288” substitute “under paragraph 288 of the immigration rules”; (iv) in paragraph (cc), for “paragraph 295N” substitute “under paragraph 295N of the immigration rules”; (v) in paragraph (dd), for “paragraph D-BPILR.1.1 of Appendix FM (bereaved partners)” substitute “under paragraph D-BPILR.1.1 of Appendix FM (bereaved partners) of the immigration rules”; (vi) omit the “or” after paragraph (dd); (vii) in paragraph (ee), for “paragraph 36 of Appendix Armed Forces (bereaved partners)” substitute “under paragraph 36 of Appendix Armed Forces (bereaved partner of a member of HM Forces) of the immigration rules”; (viii) after paragraph (ee), but before the “and”, insert— (ff) under paragraph AF (GHK) 14.1 of Appendix GHK of the immigration rules, as a bereaved partner; or (gg) where such leave was granted prior to 5th October 2023, outside the immigration rules, on the basis that the person was a bereaved partner of a Gurkha discharged before 1st July 1997; . (2) In regulation 6 (qualifying person: effect of event during academic year), in paragraph (2)(l), for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”. (3) In Part 2 of the Schedule (qualifying persons), in paragraph 5E (persons granted indefinite leave to remain as a bereaved partner and their children)— (a) in the heading, for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (b) in sub-paragraph (1), for “leave to remain” substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (c) in sub-paragraph (2) for “leave to remain”, each time it appears, substitute “leave to enter or remain”; (d) for sub-paragraph (3) substitute— (3) In this paragraph, “leave application date” means the date on which a person granted indefinite leave to enter or remain as a bereaved partner made an application to enter or remain in the United Kingdom on those grounds— (a) under the immigration rules, or (b) in the case of a person referred to in sub-paragraph (i)(gg) of regulation 2(bbza) (interpretation: person granted indefinite leave to enter or remain as a bereaved partner), outside the immigration rules. .
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