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too old wrote:I think theres no specific threshold which you have to match up with, as long the earnings are more than the spending i mean the bills, rent and other expenses, i guess it also depends on where you living for example house rents are more in london than in valleys in wales. dont worry but do speak to a professional
did you try google at all?A&A wrote:too old wrote:I think theres no specific threshold which you have to match up with, as long the earnings are more than the spending i mean the bills, rent and other expenses, i guess it also depends on where you living for example house rents are more in london than in valleys in wales. dont worry but do speak to a professional
There must be something some kind of amount that is above a certain amount.
please someone find it or tell me where to find it even from the UKBA.
Self-sufficient person - The EEA national must be able to show evidence that they have sufficient resources not to become a burden on the social assistance system and have comprehensive sickness insurance cover. There is no fixed amount that is regarded as 'sufficient resources'. The personal situation of each applicant must be taken into account.
A retired person would qualify as self-sufficient if they can demonstrate that they are in receipt of a pension and / or have sufficient funds not to become a burden on the social assistance system.
An EEA national can qualify as self-sufficient based on the income of their non-EEA family member.
Hmmmmmwiggsy wrote:did you try google at all?A&A wrote:too old wrote:I think theres no specific threshold which you have to match up with, as long the earnings are more than the spending i mean the bills, rent and other expenses, i guess it also depends on where you living for example house rents are more in london than in valleys in wales. dont worry but do speak to a professional
There must be something some kind of amount that is above a certain amount.
please someone find it or tell me where to find it even from the UKBA.
"ukba self sufficient necessary" VERY FIRST RESULT gives the following:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... /eun/eun1/
Self-sufficient person - The EEA national must be able to show evidence that they have sufficient resources not to become a burden on the social assistance system and have comprehensive sickness insurance cover. There is no fixed amount that is regarded as 'sufficient resources'. The personal situation of each applicant must be taken into account.
A retired person would qualify as self-sufficient if they can demonstrate that they are in receipt of a pension and / or have sufficient funds not to become a burden on the social assistance system.
An EEA national can qualify as self-sufficient based on the income of their non-EEA family member.
An EEA national can become self sufficient on the income/earning of any of its family member.A&A wrote: I said that the non EEA family member makes four times more than the EEA national so the man taking the interview said so the EEA is dependent on non eea's income which is not a good sign.
But when it comes to grant visa they deny it by any simple reason or just delay it.wiggsy wrote:A&A... did you read the link i gave you...
that is an exact quote of the link i gave you!
THEY WILL NOT SAY YOU NEED X AMOUNT...
obviously, if you have 30 kids, you need more than a single person... etc...
