Country applying from: Hong Kong Type of visa: Spouse Settlement Visa Visa Priority or Non Priority: Date Application Submitted Online: Date Biometrics Taken: Date of Documents Submitted: Documents arrived in Sheffield: Email stating "Your Application is currently being prepared for consideration ...
I took Document Scanning Assistance service to submit my UK Spouse Visa application at VFS Hong Kong but i still haven't received any notification from Sheffield i am not sure if they have received my documents Anyone knows how long does it takes . Please help to share your experiences
Hi Fareena I was in the similar situation but in my case my Spouse visa was on hold due to court decision. I did applied for visiting visa and luckily my visa was approved. I was there during my son's delivery which was one of the most precious moment on my life .I would suggest you to apply for ...
Yup, the emphasis really is on 'immediate' access. I would say it's something they potentially *may* consider, if your supporting documentation is strong enough - but that it's likely to only be one piece in a bigger puzzle, and alone it really may not be strong enough to convince them. If you have ...
It may, but for Exceptional Circumstances read through this article by Freemovement. https://www.freemovement.org.uk/home-office-makes-changes-appendix-fm-minimum-income-rule-following-mm-case/ I even found following statement here https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules ...
If you are the applicant, it’s the sponsor who needs to prove to the HO that he can meet the financial requirement. Your MPF is irrelevant as the HO do not care how much you’re earning. To avoid any further misunderstanding, an MPF (Provident Fund) is a scheme set-up by the Hong Kong Government to e ...
This isn't a change to the Rules. Note the following (referring to the applicant) " you can only use your own income if you earn it in the UK " Joint earnings outside of the UK won't qualify. You can only rely on joint savings. What if there is a job offer in UK for the applicant. Will that qualify ...
This isn't a change to the Rules. Note the following (referring to the applicant) " you can only use your own income if you earn it in the UK " Joint earnings outside of the UK won't qualify. You can only rely on joint savings. What if there is a job offer in UK for the applicant. Will that qualify ...
If you are the applicant, it’s the sponsor who needs to prove to the HO that he can meet the financial requirement. Your MPF is irrelevant as the HO do not care how much you’re earning. Thank you for your reply. I think you are not aware of new immigration rules . As per new rules both the app ...
If you are the applicant, it’s the sponsor who needs to prove to the HO that he can meet the financial requirement. Your MPF is irrelevant as the HO do not care how much you’re earning. To avoid any further misunderstanding, an MPF (Provident Fund) is a scheme set-up by the Hong Kong Government to e ...
If you are the applicant, it’s the sponsor who needs to prove to the HO that he can meet the financial requirement. Your MPF is irrelevant as the HO do not care how much you’re earning. Thank you for your reply. I think you are not aware of new immigration rules . As per new rules both the app ...
