Joining Family of a settled person

Hi,

I am an ILR holder and I need to process visa for my wife as 'dependent of settled person''. I understood that ,this has to show some financial proof.
My question is wther this financil proof must be for GBP bank balance or it can be in indian Ruppee in India bank?Can any one help me with an answer?

I am confused in the guidance pdf.

thanks
Sam

Sam davis wrote:Hi,

I am an ILR holder and I need to process visa for my wife as 'dependent of settled person''. I understood that ,this has to show some financial proof.
My question is wther this financil proof must be for GBP bank balance or it can be in indian Ruppee in India bank?Can any one help me with an answer?

I am confused in the guidance pdf.

thanks
Sam

What financial category are you applying under? Category A is income above £18,600, which may be the most common route. There is a category for savings as well and it doesn't matter where the money is held (or in what currency), as long as it is an approved institution.

Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I recently switched my employer.So I am with my current emplyer for less than 2 months.So Is it possible to go for the 18600 route? if not I can show savings in India account which was held there for more than a year.

Sam davis wrote:Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I recently switched my employer.So I am with my current emplyer for less than 2 months.So Is it possible to go for the 18600 route? if not I can show savings in India account which was held there for more than a year.

How much are the savings?

For the 18600 route you need six months payslips, for savings route you need £62,500 in savings.

Wanderer wrote:

Sam davis wrote:Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I recently switched my employer.So I am with my current emplyer for less than 2 months.So Is it possible to go for the 18600 route? if not I can show savings in India account which was held there for more than a year.

How much are the savings?

For the 18600 route you need six months payslips, for savings route you need £62,500 in savings.

Perhaps Category B might apply? Having earned £18,600 in the past 12 months and be at that annual salary now (OP this does not require you to have been with your current employer for at least 6 months like Category A).

Or you can use a combo of earnings and savings... Read the guidance. There are about 8 options for meeting the financial requirements!

https://www.gov.uk/remain-in-uk-family/eligibility

Hi,
Does this mean,I have to show just my P60 with a letter from current employer or I should show liquid cash of 18600GBP in bank?

Sam davis wrote:Hi,
Does this mean,I have to show just my P60 with a letter from current employer or I should show liquid cash of 18600GBP in bank?

Perhaps it would be easier if you detail your employments, where, when, salary etc and the amount you have in savings. Then we can advise how you can meet the requirements otherwise we get info in dribs and drabs and the thread goes on forever...

I am in London
working with a public limited company as a permanent employee for past 2 months.
Prior to that working with an indian employer as permanent employee in London for past 3 yrs
UK salary account has 10K savings and India savings lets say 40LK.
annual base salry in the range of 50K

these are the details

Sam davis wrote:Hi,
Does this mean,I have to show just my P60 with a letter from current employer or I should show liquid cash of 18600GBP in bank?

No. U need to show last 12 months payslips +bank statements ( clearly show 12 pay transactions).

Extra things which can help case worker to better understand your earnings

In a covering letter aggregate 12 months wage (job 1, 2 ,3 ) and show that u full fill £18600. (Part 1 of category B is met)

how many months with current employer let suppose 3 months and earn 1550 per month (minimum).

1550*3=£4650

4650/3 months= 1550*12 months= £18600. (Part 2 of category B is met)

Sam davis wrote:I am in London
working with a public limited company as a permanent employee for past 2 months.
Prior to that working with an indian employer as permanent employee in London for past 3 yrs
UK salary account has 10K savings and India savings lets say 40LK.
annual base salry in the range of 50K

these are the details

I've no idea how much 40 Lakhs is in sterling - can u show in UK pounds pls?

Sam davis wrote:I am in London
working with a public limited company as a permanent employee for past 2 months.
Prior to that working with an indian employer as permanent employee in London for past 3 yrs
UK salary account has 10K savings and India savings lets say 40LK.
annual base salry in the range of 50K

these are the details

Dont complicate your case by add savings things (In UK or abroad).

If your earning is 18600 or above and with current employer for 2 months. Cat B should be met part 1 and part 2. As i described in my previous post.

Thank you for the reply.One final question.Does the salary slips from ex employer has to be submitted original?Reason is I was getting online salary slips and I can show correspondiong original bank statemnts.Will it work?

You should submit the specified evidence.

Hi there,

Let's say I am fully employed in Ghana Africa, and I got married to my Fiance' in Ghana.
She works full time in the UK as well but not earning up to £18,600.

I want to now join her in the UK as married couples. My gross annual income is up to £18,600 when converted.
Can i be the one to prove I meet the financial requirements or must it be her who is working in the UK?

akanetsamson wrote:Hi there,

Let's say I am fully employed in Ghana Africa, and I got married to my Fiance' in Ghana.
She works full time in the UK as well but not earning up to £18,600.

I want to now join her in the UK as married couples. My gross annual income is up to £18,600 when converted.
Can i be the one to prove I meet the financial requirements or must it be her who is working in the UK?

Please don't high jack another member's thread, it's unfair and causes confusion. You have your own thread, please continue to post your questions there
http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigr ... 19964.html