Financial requirements FLR M not met

padilhovski wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 04, 2022 6:57 pm

Hello,

I have to extend my spouse visa and me and my accountant have worked to reach the £18,600 GROSS turnover under category f (self-employment) but apparently this has to be NET profit as I read here (general-uk-immigration-forum/refusal-fl ... 47488.html) and when I was applying now it does say there "(i.e profit) not turnover".
Now if this is true and I don't meet the financial requirements, should I still apply for this visa and state there that I can't meet the financial requirements and explain why or should I apply for FLR (FP) the 10 year route?

we are married and don't have any children

Thank you

padilhovski wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 04, 2022 8:26 pm

EDIT: I just want to be sure I can use the flr (fp) to extend my spouse visa

We don't have children
My wife is british
I've been int the UK for 2 years and 8 months
I'm not a refugee

padilhovski wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 04, 2022 6:57 pm

Hello,

I have to extend my spouse visa and me and my accountant have worked to reach the £18,600 GROSS turnover under category f (self-employment) but apparently this has to be NET profit as I read here (general-uk-immigration-forum/refusal-fl ... 47488.html) and when I was applying now it does say there "(i.e profit) not turnover".
Now if this is true and I don't meet the financial requirements, should I still apply for this visa and state there that I can't meet the financial requirements and explain why or should I apply for FLR (FP) the 10 year route? Your spouse's income can also be used in meeting the requirement. Consider this before going in another direction.

we are married and don't have any children

Thank you

padilhovski wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 06, 2022 8:54 pm

I have applied for the visa already. It looks like the application form for FLR (M) and FLR (FP) are the same right? I just put in the financial part that I don't meet the requirements and then it asked for much I was earning