The Reform UK leader’s plans would mean that that ILR settled status would be scrapped including for those currently residing in the UK. Farage claimed his policy is aimed at stopping 800,000 people from becoming eligible for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) between 2026 and 2030. The Reform UK leader’s plans would mean that that ILR settled status would be scrapped including for those currently residing in the UK. The policy would reportedly also see the salary threshold to apply increased to around £60,000, nearly double the median UK salary (£31,602). Reacting to his policy proposal, unions representing the NHS and care workers warned that the proposals would collapse the NHS and harm overseas staff.