Me and my wife (Brazilian National) are planning to make a spousal visa application in the next 6 weeks. However last week she crushed her hand in the door and needed a surgery to fix it. She originally came to the uk on a visitor visa 3 years ago. She received a letter from the NHS asking her to ...
Are you salaried or Non salaried? if you are salaried then it will be a problem as the Eco takes the lowest wage to calculate your salary. if you are non salaried it seems like you will be fine as the Eco will calculate an average of your monthly wage to work out an annual equivalent by using the ...
My girlfriend is applying for spousal visa after we get married in Portugal in march. My one of my two employers pays me weekly however none of the last 4 months of payslips match the transitions. 3 of the months he has over payed me and 1 month he has under payed me. This has led to him overpaying ...
I'm a Brazilian in the UK. I applied for EEA family member and got rejected twice but sent an appeal which has a court date for 5th of March. If I was to leave UK now and go back to Portugal, would that cancel my appeal? And would I be allowed back into the UK again after the 5th of March to visit ...
This is what is confusing me.... The Statement of Change, released on 20th January 2017, makes the following changes to the Appendix FM-SE of the immigration rules. An immigration official deciding on an application (known as the decision-maker) for a UK spouse visa may now consider third-party ...
Im applying for spousal visa, my immigration lawyer has said the financial requirement is to provide evidence of me earning 18,600 for the last six months plus it was best to also have evidence of having access to 60,000 in savings. However, I have also found a immigration lawyers website which ...
Im applying for spousal visa, my immigration lawyer has said the financial requirement is to provide evidence of me earning 18,600 for the last six months plus it was best to also have evidence of having access to 60,000 in savings. However, I have also found a immigration lawyers website which ...
Im Brazilian. I applied twice for a residence card as a dependant of a EEA national and got rejected twice. Now I have appealed however my mom is going back to Brazil. As a result im going to marry my boyfriend and apply for a spousal visa. Could someone please provide me the quickest way to achieve ...
Where is her mother now? UK? Anyway, my advice is for her to return to Brazil, wait the six months till you qualify, and take it from there - clean slate, all legal, no comebacks. Third party support isn't allowed.... Yes, however she is leaving back to Brazil soon. Could you provide more detail ...
Basically you need to be married (Spouse visa) or intending to marry in 6 months (Fiancee visa), earn £18,600 pa for the last six months, or have savings of £62,500 or a combo of both. visa cost around £1200 (I forget the exact amount) plus NHS surcharge of £600, same again in 2.5 years. Previous re ...
What are the UK Immigration rules we need to follow in order to gain a Visa for my Brazilian girlfriend? And as she has been reject for a residency card twice before, will this reduce her chances of a marriage visa being granted?
I am a UK citizen. I've been together with my Brazilian girlfriend for over a year now. She has applied to be a dependant of a EEA national (her mother/Portuguese passport). However she's been denied twice for lack of evidence of her dependancy. We are wondering if we were to get married would this ...
