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Child Benefit Technical Manual

CBTM10000 · Residence and immigration

  • CBTM10010 · Residence - introduction
  • CBTM10015 · Withdrawal Agreement – The Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal Act) 2020
  • CBTM10020 · Residence - present, ordinarily resident and ‘right to reside’
  • CBTM10030 · Residence - temporarily absent from Great Britain or Northern Ireland
  • CBTM10040 · Residence - Circumstances in which a child or qualifying young person is to be treated as being in Great Britain or Northern Ireland
  • CBTM10050 · Residence - Overlap of entitlement under both the legislation of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  • CBTM10060 · Residence - Crown servants posted overseas
  • CBTM10070 · Residence - right to reside in the UK
  • CBTM10080 · Residence - Right to reside on basis of child who is an EEA or Swiss national or in UK education
  • CBTM10090 · Residence - Seafarers and offshore workers
  • CBTM10100 · Immigration - Introduction
  • CBTM10110 · Immigration - general exclusion of people subject to immigration control
  • CBTM10120 · Immigration - People subject to immigration control
  • CBTM10130 · Immigration - People not subject to immigration control
  • CBTM10140 · Immigration - exceptions to the general exclusion
  • CBTM10200 · European Law
  • CBTM10081 · Entitlement: Residence and immigration - Right to reside: Retaining a right to reside following giving up work or self-employment during the latter stages of pregnancy
  • CBTM10025 · Residence - living in the UK - the 3 month rule
  1. Residence and immigration: contents
  2. Residence and Immigration: Immigration - general exclusion of people subject to immigration control

CBTM10110 | Residence and Immigration: Immigration - general exclusion of people subject to immigration control

From HM Revenue & Customs · Child Benefit Technical Manual

Section 115 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999, sub-sections (1) and (3).

No person is entitled to child benefit while he is a person subject to immigration control unless he meets one of a number of prescribed circumstances. Persons subject to immigration is explained in CBTM10120 and the prescribed circumstances are explained in CBTM10140.

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