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 On 16:50  3 Sep 2025, Jethro_uk said: 
 > On Wed, 03 Sep 2025 16:06:55 +0100, Pamela wrote: 
 >> 
 >> 
 >> It begs the question: How many years after leaving their home 
 >> country can a person keep their refugee status sufficiently "alive" 
 >> to be recognised by the Refugee Convention? 
 > 
 > and how does that matter if they are granted *indefinite* leave to 
 > remain 
  
 I was thinking of a situation where an asylum seeker's claim gets rejected 
 and as a result he applies in yet another country. Can this go on for a 
 decade and would he still be considered a refugee? 
  
 For those who obtain it, ILR in the UK requires 10 years (currently 5) and 
 can be revoked by the government. But that is a different situation. The 
 migrant in my question would have moved on by then. 
  
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