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UK Immigration Advice - What Is Suitable Accommodation - Family Visa - Children - Over Crowding

When is accommodation overcrowded or not suitable? (Please check the housing act of 1985 for updates as information often changes) Free Immigration Advice. The Housing Act of 1985 the rules and regulations in regards to accommodation overcrowded. Guidance about family members who live at the property have to be taken into account for the calculations, it does not matter if they are not making the application. The amount of people allowed to occupy each room will be determined by size of the room, occupants’ ages, bedrooms and lounge areas. Rooms of/above 50 square feet are accepted in the calculations. All rooms that can be used for sleeping are allowed. Children under 1 year old are not counted. Children from 1 years old and up to 10 years old count as a half. Children aged ten or over of the opposite sex who are not a couple, cannot sleep in the same room. When many occupants live at the property, you may want to provide a floor plan to save time. The Housing Act calculations for over crowding are as follows: Floor Plan/sizes. 110 sq. feet. or more, two persons. 90 sq. feet. or above but less than 110 sq.feet.1.5 persons (children under 10) 70 sq. feet. or above - less than 90 sq. feet.1 person 50 sq. feet. or more but less than 70 sq. feet. child under 10. For example, If you were living in studio flat of 110 square feet or more, this could be occupied by a couple and their child under the age of one years old.