Spouse Visa
Are you settled in the UK and eager to reunite with your spouse abroad? Or vice versa?
Spouse Visa
Obtaining a UK visa for your partner provides a legal allowance for them to stay with you in any British city for at least 30 months. Naturally, you want your beloved wife or husband to move in with you indefinitely and this is the first step in finalizing the process for British Citizenship. Regardless, there are various eligibility tests one must clear before they can move forward and we’re here to help you through them all.
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With a burgeoning number of frauds occurring every year, the UK government has toughened its criteria. However, Anzan immigration lawyers make sure your authentic marriage doesn’t have to bear the brunt of it. We will provide viable recommendations and legal advice as to how you can ace the procedure without running into any difficulties.
Spouse Visa Requirement
Visa Validation
- Prove that yours is a genuine relationship, that you and your partner are committed to each other and wish to live together permanently.
- Show that you will be able to meet financial requirements and not have recourse to public funds.
- Demonstrate that you have suitable accommodation where you can live together in the UK.
- Non-British individuals must satisfy the English language requirement and be able to speak and understand English.
Documentation
- Money earned through employment or self-employment
- Income from stocks and shares
- Pension
- Rental income (if applicable)
- Savings (up to £16,000)
exemption from the financial requirements
- Bereavement benefits
- Disability Living Allowance
- Severe Disablement Allowance
- Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
- Attendance Allowance
- Personal Independence Payment
- Armed Forces Independence Payment, or Guaranteed Income Payment under the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme
- Constant Attendance Allowance, Mobility Supplement or War Disablement Pension under the War Pensions Scheme
To Those Claiming Benefits
Individuals who are claiming these benefits will still have to prove that they can provide adequate maintenance for their spouse and any dependents. In cases where the UK sponsor does not meet the minimum level of financial requirements, the Home Office has to look at their personal circumstances.