Kate1989 wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 03, 2018 3:24 pm

So does that mean I have to wait for the 12 months? Or have I earned enough in the last 6 months?

I think you can apply under category A non salaried income with 6 months payslips. Throughout the 6 months your salary is above £1550 a month so you can apply you dont have to wait for 12 months.

You need to take your 6 payslips leading up to the date of application, and the lowest out of those 6 will be used if salaried employment. Example if you were to apply before the end of next month (assuming you are paid at months end) then you would need payslips for August 2017, September 2017,Oct...

Hi i am going to apply for spouse visa soon 26 april going to make 6 months, can i apply end of april or in the 7 month which is may? Thank you Yes. There is no rule that says it MUST be on the 6 month mark. Also please desist from starting a new topic with each question. Keep ALL your questions in...

Hi i am going to apply for spouse visa soon 26 april going to make 6 months, can i apply end of april or in the 7 month which is may? Thank you

Hi good morning,I will be doing my spouse visa soon and would like some guidance about the form. After completing the online form do i need to print it also and send with supporting documents to sheffield, or should my partner take the printed form with him to his appointment?Thank you awaits your r...

Obie wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:35 pm

Why exceptional circumstances if the terms of the rules are met. It appears you have held both jobs for over 6 months, is that not the case?

Hi thanx for reply been in second job for 2 months and 1st job for 2 year when i combine both i am earning £21,270 a year. Can i apply in 4 months time?

Good afternoon,i would be grateful if someone can advise me please. I have a british child (6 years old) with my husband,i am working full time with two jobs earning £21,270 a year. I have been in job 1 for 2 years earning £3870 a year and i have been with job 2 for 2 months and i am earning £17,400...

I am not 100% sure that you can combine both jobs where one job is salaried with one employer and other job is non-salaried with another employer under category A. But yes it's allowed under category B where firstly you need to have earned at least £18600 during the last 12 months and secondly the ...

In either cases (category A / B) you must be with your present employer from 6 months/have earned £9300 in last 6 months and earning at least £18600 per year. I think if you have some savings then can only focus on your second job alone yielding £17400 and cover the shortfall by savings instead oth...

Anybody?

Hi i would like to make a query,i have been in a non salaried employment for the past 2 years working part time earning about £6000 a year. I have recently started a new job in october which is salaried and the gross annual income is £17,400 a year, i am currently working in both jobs, is it possibl...