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by Sycrid » Thu Sep 15, 2011 2:15 am
Hiya guys,
I'm curious about what we "need" and what is "good to have", when me and my wife apply for my wifes visa to go to the UK.
I'm a UK citizen, lived born and bred Geordie, I've been in Canada for 18 months now, as a nonplanned gap year, which was also extended without planning, and during this time I met my wife, we've been together for over 15 months now, we have lived together for almost 1 year, and we've been married for 1 month now.
My wife is Ukranian, is 25 years old (I'm 23), she has a masters in Business, and I have a bachelours in IT/Business. We have enough captial to survive a good 6 months in the UK without work. I have family who will support us, aka, a spare room for us to sleep in if we find that we need it.
My wife has taken the PET (Pratical English Test), which is stated as a particular requirement, and she aced it, with an 86% score, qouted Excellent on all stages of the test.
We're just wondering if this is enough for us to apply? Because a lawyer stated it would be good to have a place to live, lined up (aka rental agreement), and job offers.
- A rental agreement I think will be impossible to acquire before we get a visa, as we can not give a landlord a timeframe on how long the visa will take to be offered, if it is.
- Job offers, well this is difficult to acquire when we're so young, with so little job experience.
Are we in a viable situation, so that an application we submit would be accepted and not rejected?
Note: We're currenttly living in Canada, and have been for 18 months.