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Hi,

My husband was issued entry clearance in Sep 2019 Family route (spouse)
He entered UK on 12th Oct 2019.
Renewal July 2022
Visa valid until 25/01/2025

Am I right in thinking we can apply for SET(M) from 14th Sep 2024?

Thanks

Yes

If HO presses ahead with the £38700 hopefully not, will the requirement apply to ILR application as well?

ukvisa123 wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 09, 2023 1:45 pm

If HO presses ahead with the £38700 hopefully not, will the requirement apply to ILR application as well?

As has been answered multiple times across the forum, we do not know. We know exactly the same as everyone else at this stage.

ukvisa123 wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 09, 2023 1:45 pm

If HO presses ahead with the £38700 hopefully not, will the requirement apply to ILR application as well?

This question is now being answered every so few post. The policy makers are not on this forum and even so they are contradicting one another and nothing is set in stone yet.
The policy is not concluded on yet, no changes made yet and yes, it is same information available to you in the media that we also have.

Thank you

I will wait until we see an official update from HO

Hi All,

My husband passed life in UK test in 2014. Can that test result be used for ILR application this year?


Thanks

ukvisa123 wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 01, 2024 10:32 pm

Hi All,

My husband passed life in UK test in 2014. Can that test result be used for ILR application this year?


Thanks

Yes, LIUK does not expire.

Hi,

My husband has life in UK test certificate that he passed in 2014. Will that be OK or does he need the latest one?

Thanks

I forgot that I posted the same question at the start of the year. I got my answer. Thanks

Hi All,

Can I answer no to this question? SET (M)

When I tick yes it asks for 2 weeks or more. The most I spent outside is 13 days in one go.

'Since you started living in the UK have you spent time outside the UK?'

Thanks

ukvisa123 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 07, 2024 9:28 pm

Hi All,

Can I answer no to this question? SET (M)

When I tick yes it asks for 2 weeks or more. The most I spent outside is 13 days in one go.

'Since you started living in the UK have you spent time outside the UK?'

Thanks

The family route has no absence limits. No need to worry much