Spouse Visa, Scotland

spouse visa allows you to move to the UK if you are married to a British citizen.

While this may seem fairly straightforward, individuals in a civil partnership with a British citizen can also apply for a spouse visa. You should still seek spouse visa advice when making a spouse visa application.

Any issues with the UK spouse visa application can cause delays and may lead to it being refused. In this case, you would have to go through the UK spouse visa appeals process, causing further stress and delay.

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UK Spouse Visa: Requirements and Process

To apply for a spouse visa, you should meet the following criteria:

You and your spouse must be 18 years old or over.
You must have met each other and be legally married.
You must intend to live together permanently.
You must have enough money to support yourselves (and any dependents) without claiming public funds.
Your sponsoring partner must earn more than £18,600 per year or have enough savings to be able to sponsor you. The minimum financial requirement is higher if they are also sponsoring dependent children.
You must have suitable accommodation for you, your spouse and any dependents.
You must satisfy the English language requirements.

The visa application process also considers the eligibility of family members, ensuring that dependents are adequately supported and accommodated.

It is important to comply with immigration rules to avoid refusal of the visa application.

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Indefinite Leave to Remain: Eligibility and Application Process

Jones Whyte are experienced spouse visa solicitors who can assist with the application process.

As experienced immigration lawyers, Jones Whyte have dealt with a huge variety of issues, helping clients throughout the visa application process. Issues we have dealt with include:

Partner Visa and the eligibility requirements for it.
Proposed Civil Partner Visa and the application requirements.
Unmarried Partner Visa and the evidence needed to prove a genuine relationship.

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Other Immigration Services

As experienced immigration lawyers, Jones Whyte have dealt with a huge variety of issues, helping clients throughout the visa application process. Issues we have dealt with include:

Whatever your immigration status, contact Jones Whyte today.