Hi everyone, here is my situation...
I am a British citizen living in Canada with my wife and family. My citizenship comes from my father born in UK. I am planning on moving to the UK with my family.
• I have a firm job offer from the company I currently work for in Canada to relocate and work in the UK. The salary is 27,000 GBP, but after taxes it is about 21,000. I know the VISA people will not consider the Child Tax Credits I would receive.
• My wife is currently not working, but she is employable as she as a diploma as an accountant and has worked several years in this field.
• We have been married for 17 years. My children range from 5 yrs to 15 yrs old.
I know that I would fall short of the required support level of 350 GBP a week for my wife and kids, but there is potential that my wife would work.
• We would have savings of about 5000 GBP and we also have the money for airfare and VISA costs.
• The area we are looking at living, housing costs are 625 GBP a month plus council tax. I was thinking of moving one month a head of my family applying so I can establish myself - rent a suitable home, open bank account, etc.
• Lastly, we do own our home in Canada (but still have a mortgage). We have a contract with someone to rent our home from us in Canada. After we pay mortgage, we will receive $400 CAN/month from that.
Can anyone give me advice or their thoughts on whether my wife and kids could get a settlement visa? Do you think they have a chance?
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