reapply

/ ˌriːəˈplaɪ /

verb

(tr) to put or spread (something) on again
reapply sunscreen frequently
to put in an application or request again

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Reform UK has announced it would replace indefinite leave to remain with visas requiring migrants - including non-EU nationals who already have the status - to reapply every five years.

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Reform said it would replace indefinite leave to remain with visas that force migrants - including non-EU nationals who already have the status - to reapply every five years.

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Last week, Reform UK announced it will replace ILR with visas and force migrants to reapply every five years, if the party wins the next election.

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Reform UK has announced it would force all migrants holding permanent settled status in the UK to reapply for visas with tougher rules, if the party wins the next election.

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Reform said it would replace ILR with visas that force migrants to reapply every five years.

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