-his earnings and any capital he has, will reduce your monthly Universal Credit benefit payment. I've just looked this up. For every £1 you or your partner earns, your monthy UC payment goes down by 55p, until your UC amount is £0. While you claim Universal Credit, it's unlikely his working will st...

I forgot to put the link.
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... y-2022.pdf

It seems the hospitals do use debt collectors too, as well as telling the Home Office of the unpaid debt. From their guidance- Sharing data on those with debts. 12.11 NHS bodies (or debt collection agencies working on their behalf) can share non-clinical data with the Home Office, via the Department...

She has her own NHS number too. Having an NHS number does not give bill free use of the NHS. Those who have to pay to use the NHS have their own unique number too, for all their health records to be held under that number. The gov.uk site makes it very clear that the NHS will only be bill free when...

Apart from Universal Credit being a new welfare system, during Covid, the UK operated a Trust and Protect for those asking for welfare benefits as they didn't have savings. The warning was given on their application, that they would be asked for documents/proof at a later stage and to make sure they...

2) Also, I have been receiving UC as during covid times, it was kind of impossible to survive without some support. Will this accept her application ? Universal Credit is a new benefit, brought in under the welfare reforms. UC is still being rolled out across the country for the exisiting claimants...

If you and you EU husband are still planning to move to another country (from you March 2022 thread)- "Will a person who is on pre-settled status be able to apply for a settled status if a sponsoring EU National has left the U.K.?" https://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-route-applications/eu-settled-...

Well the reason I used "yet" was that at some point in the future my mother would be able to get a pension if she lives long enough for it, especially her being 67 years of old working full time and having regular contributions towards her pension pot. So , it's not a case of a "freeloader " who is...

I would just like to know if the spouse just arrived with a spouse visa but the partner is already British and in universal credit then the partner should mention it to the UC and get the couple entitled amount...right? As explained above and as the links I gave show, you MUST tell Universal Credit...

It's your responsibilty to advise of your changes or travelling abroad, for each of the benefits you claim. It doesn't read like you will have to advise of your partner for your PIP benefit- Change of circumstances You must contact the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) enquiry line if: your person...

If anyone comes to the UK with a spouse visa and no public fund mentioned in the visa but the partner is a British citizen and in universal credit. Then the partner can and the spouse in the universal credit claim as a couple? You MUST claim UC a couple, so that your partner is linked to your UC cl...

Ticktack wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 20, 2022 1:32 pm

The spouse cannot collect any kind of public funds. If the BC wants to collect by him or her self, fine. But not as a couple.

It would be benefit fruad if they did not decale their partner to Universal Credit; or most other welfare benefits

From a Benefit calculator If you have Limited Leave to Remain or Enter you usually have no recourse to public funds. This means that you cannot claim most benefits, or have someone else's benefit claim increased to cover you. If a claim is made it may affect your right to remain in the UK. There ar...

If this is the NHS Bursary you also asked about, you will need to keep clicking the links until you find if you are allowed to have it.
https://www.gov.uk/nhs-bursaries/what-youll-get

It's so unfortunate that you didn't take advice when you realised your wife could not pass the Life in the UK Test for ILR and her visa was running out. It must be very stressful for you both while you wait for the result of her application. There are a couple of articles here that might help unders...

is Maintenance loan public resource? Have you checked if you are even eligible for a maintenance loan? Maintenance loans (and other student financing options) require you to be either a UK or Irish citizen, hold ILR or be on a limited range of other visas (refugee, stateless person, etc). if you ar...

Also my understanding is that If it is Student/Maintenance I have to pay it back is not for free. A huge percentage don't pay it back and it is written off, with that loss paid by the taxpayers. Which is why it is said that University's are state funded (paid for by the taxpayers). It's why Boris s...

You have also not mentioned your own citizenship and that of your wife and your ages. You could look at the Youth Mobility visa if either of you are under 30 and a citizen of specific countries. @secret.simon They cant, they have children. You cannot apply if you have: children under the age of 18 ...

Here is the official list of public funds that you need to avoid: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/public-funds--2/public-funds Not everthing in on that list. If you want something, you need to read the immigration status requirement very carefully. If unsure, ask an immigration specialis...

There are mix advices on forums please clarify i am BC my son is on family route with NRPF . i would like to know whether i can apply for child benefits. From a Benefit calculator If you have Limited Leave to Remain or Enter you usually have no recourse to public funds. This means that you cannot c...

Myself and our two children would be travelling to the UK now (my son is 16 and needs to be in school asap to prep for his GCSE; any delay is very damaging). Students have been preparing for the GCSE exams for years. It's a bad time for a 16 year old to change schools, let alone change country. I a...

I don't think OP is interested in UK pension, but in getting early settled status. However it seems this is not an option I embolded the part I was replying to. The OP used the word "yet" which means "at this time" "thus far" "at a future time, eventually". Which would indicate that she expected he...

..who has been on her Pre-Settled status since May 2021 She is 67 years old and has reached her state pension age already but not receiving a pension yet being not from the U.K. Not will she. To be able to get a UK state pension, she would have needed 10 tax years of NICs. Paying NICs ends as soon ...

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Wed Oct 12, 2022 1:28 am

Online application shows £624 per year and if I am not wrong the visa is for 2.5 years right?

It's £1872.

2 years 9 months visa. Part 6 months is rounded up. £624 x 3
https://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigrati ... w-much-pay

Hi, I recently came to UK on Skilled worker visa in first week of September 2022. My family is still back in singapore and are planning to travel to here in November. My both kids are in special needs and get used to nanny who we are employing from last 2 years. We would like to bring this Nanny du...