About ILRTracker
ILRTracker helps visa holders in the UK keep track of settlement and citizenship requirements. You log absences or import travel history from spreadsheets, calendars or notes, and a dashboard shows green, amber or red status for each rolling 12-month window along with a travel map. You can model future trips against the 180-day rule for ILR and the 450 and 90-day limits for naturalisation.
It covers many visa routes, including Skilled Worker, Spouse or Partner, Health and Care Worker, Global Talent, EU Settlement, Investor, BN(O) and Long Residence, with a route checklist, a month-by-month roadmap, a savings plan for fees, sponsor register monitoring, alerts summarizing gov.uk changes, real applicant processing timelines, Life in the UK Test practice and a PDF travel history for a solicitor.
Basic tracking is free forever. Premium Settlement is advertised at 2.50 pounds a month billed as 29.99 pounds a year, adding processing times, family tracking for up to 4 members, rules alerts and sponsor monitoring.
Key features
- Absence tracking with rolling 12-month status
- Trip simulator for ILR and citizenship rules
- Travel history import from spreadsheets
- Rules alerts for gov.uk changes
- Sponsor register monitoring
- Life in the UK Test practice
- PDF travel history for solicitors
Good fit for
- Checking whether a planned trip risks an ILR application
- Preparing a travel history for a solicitor
ILRTracker: questions and answers
- What is ILRTracker used for?
- ILRTracker is a UK immigration tracker that logs days outside the UK, simulates future trips against ILR and citizenship limits and alerts users to rule changes. It is a good fit for checking whether a planned trip risks an ILR application and preparing a travel history for a solicitor.
- Is ILRTracker free?
- Yes. ILRTracker has a free plan, and paid plans start at £2.50 per month.
- Is ILRTracker open source?
- No. ILRTracker is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include PowerToys, Stirling PDF and Ladybird.
- What are some alternatives to ILRTracker?
- ILRTracker competes with DaysAbroad, countyourweeks and Country Days Count.
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