visa.

[julieabd]

Hi am British and I recently married my Moroccan husband. I have bought a house in the UK and getting reading to start a full time job and also have a paying tenant. My husband thinks even if I meet the full financial requirements that I will have trouble getting him into the UK and wants to maybe go through Ireland instead. Am confused in what to do now any thoughts please as just want to be together.

[Lucapooka]

If you want people to comment in a manner that might be helpful, you have to give precise details of your situation with regard to meeting the visa requirements and exactly what aspect of this your husband is concerned about.

[Casa]

How much for example will you be paid monthly in your new job? Assuming your husband doesn't have a degree taught in English, will he be able to pass the A1 pre-entry English exam? If you are renting your new property out to a tenant, do you intend to also live there with your husband?
'Going through Ireland' would require you to move the 'centre of your life' there and show residency with employment for a considerable time before re-location back to the UK with your husband under the Surinder Singh route. This has become far tougher under new regulations.

[matthymeine]

i'm also getting married to a British woman in Morocco , from my internet search about the subject , u can use savings if u ve more than 16000£ (6 months in bank ) or income ( 18600£) or both if you are having a shortfall from income , but if u looking for a new job full time u have to wait six months , i have pdf file i don't remember where i found it , it contains all criteria ( financial requirement ...etc) if u have email i can send it to you

[Casa]

julieabd...please don't post your email address on the open forum or you'll be swamped with spam!

[matthymeine]

julieabd...please don't post your email address on the open forum or you'll be swamped with spam!

casa are u upset with my post just delete it just tried to help

[Casa]

I'm sure you meant well, but we always advise members not to openly post their email address on the forum.
I've not removed your post as you've given some good advice.

[matthymeine]

I'm sure you meant well, but we always advise members not to openly post their email address on the forum.
I've not removed your post as you've given some good advice.

i'm sorry man i didnt know that it's not allowed to post emails coz i'm new here in this forum and i didn't mean nothing just wanted to help like everyone
anyway thank you : )

[Amber]

Casa was just protecting you from getting lots of rubbish emails sent by the spammers.