UK Visa Overstay Calculator
Enter your visa expiry date. Find out instantly where you stand and what happens next.
The Key Thresholds
UK immigration law marks specific points where consequences escalate. Know where you stand.
14 Days
The only window where an overstay might be disregarded. If you have a genuine reason beyond your control — medical emergency, bereavement, hospitalisation — you can apply for a new visa within 14 days. Simply forgetting is not valid.
30 Days
The point where leaving voluntarily is no longer viewed as favourably. Consequences increase and future visa applications worldwide become significantly harder. The overstay is now firmly on your immigration record.
90 Days
The automatic re-entry ban trigger. When you leave the UK after 90+ days of overstay, a re-entry ban activates. The length depends on how you leave — voluntary departure means a shorter ban than removal.
Removed / Deported
Leaving at public expense or being deported results in the longest bans — up to 5 years for removal, or up to 10 years if deception was involved in any part of your visa application or stay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the questions people actually ask.
Disclaimer: This calculator provides general information about UK immigration rules based on publicly available Home Office guidance. It is not legal advice. Immigration cases are complex and individual circumstances vary. If you have overstayed or are at risk of overstaying, speak to a qualified UK immigration solicitor.