Casa wrote:Also bear in mind that if you divorce and remarry you will only be able to apply for a new spouse visa from outside of the UK, starting the settlement visa process from point zero, setting you on a new 5 year route to settlement.
If you are still in the UK after you divorce, as a foreign national you will only be able to marry in a Home Office designated Register Office.
The Registrar will be legally bound to notify the HO of your intention to marry and they can then extend the notification period from 28 to 70 days in order to interview you and your new partner separately before the wedding can take place.
As your current visa became invalid once your relationship with your sponsor was no longer subsisting, you will be at risk of detention or removal during the interview.
Even if the HO give permission for you to marry, you will still have to return to your home country to apply for your spouse visa, meeting all the same conditions again. This will include your new wife meeting the £18,600 minimum income level.
Thank you!
I do not mind leaving the UK to begin the process again, however if I had my choice I would prefer to stay in country.
After my wife lets the home office know that we are no longer in a subsisting relationship, is it guaranteed they will curtail the visa, as I have read that nobody knows what decision the home office will make once you let them know.
Also once my wife lets the Home office know, how long do I have to make another application? (not necessarily another spouse visa, but any application)
