yavooz wrote:what about tier1 general applicant?
. If the Tier 1 Migrant is outside the United Kingdom or has been present in the United Kingdom
for less than 12 months, you must show that you, the Tier 1 Migrant, or (for children) your other
parent who is also legally present in the United Kingdom have at least £1890 to support you; this
is in addition to any funds the Tier 1 Migrant needs to prove they have enough money to support
themselves.
. If the Tier 1 Migrant has been in the United Kingdom for 12 months or more, you must have
£630 to support yourself.
. For example, the Tier 1 Migrant has been in the UK for 6 months and is making an application
at the same time as their spouse and two children. They must show that they have £1890 for
their spouse and a further £1890 for each child, in addition to £945 required for their own support.
In total the family will require evidence that they hold £6615 in available funds (£1890 x 3 =
£5670+£945).
. If the same Tier 1 Migrant and their family had been present in the UK for two years, they
would require evidence that they held £2835 (£630 x 3 = £1890 + £945) in available funds.
. If you are applying as the family member of a Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) migrant you cannot use the
same funds to meet the maintenance requirement that the Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) used to meet the
attributes requirement (appendix A of the Immigration Rules).
1. Any account, Yours or the dependants
2. Although it is mentioned on the Guidance explicitly like in the Tier 2 Dependant, I think it should still be for 90 days continuously. Not just the closing balance.