Hi Let's say I earn £10,000 from rented property. I do not work. Is the following correct to use as income and saving to bring my wife over? £18,600 - £10,000 = £8,600 £8,600 x 2.5 = £21,500 £21,500 + £16,000 = £37,500 With a rental income of £10,000 and no other job / income I would need saving of ...
I have been approached by a potential marriage partner. She is a visitor to the UK. The exact type of visitor I am unsure. Can I legally marry a visitor? If I marry her can she stay in the UK? Will she have to return to her country and then I apply to have her come to the UK? As always a big thank y...
As far as I know no one successfully challenged the rule that a wife should be at least 21.
My question please is that should the wife be 21 when you marry her, or can you marry a girl who is 20 and then apply to bring her to UK when she is 21?
Hi all I thank you for your time in advance. I'm not married yet. I want to bring me wife-to-be from Pakistan. Teaching English in Slovakia is in demand and I can get a job there for a few months. I'm thinking of using the Surinder Singh route. Can I get this right please? 1. Tell HMRC I'm going to ...
Hi helpmepls, I would start by reading the financial guidance document on the home offices website. The links are provided in the previous message. In my case I do meet the financial requirements when including my non employment finance which is my dividend payment. However I cannot combine my cash...
Hi Great forum :D I appreciate your hard work and help beforehand. I am thinking of getting married in Pakistan. I'm afraid I do not earn the £18,600 and so cannot bring my wife over so no point getting married from abroad. Help me plz... I am in a similar situation to azianowar. === I am a sole tra...
