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cooltt_18 wrote:Hi,
My wife currently has her own independent Tier 1 visa and I am on my own Tier 1 visa. She is with me in the UK but I had arrived 6 months prior to her.
Because she came in the new rules, she may struggle to get the required earnings for an extention.
I am due for an extention and I have made the points.
Is it beneficial to convert my wife's visa to dependent? Yes if she is having difficulties trying to meet the attributes on new rules, then you might as well do itIf 3 years down the line, I apply for ILR, can we both get ILR together? Yes, you both would get ILR together. For ILR, your dependent and you should have been in the UK together for at least two years. And this does not have to be continous stay.
Oh! does that mean she will have to go back to the home country and I will have to apply for her from here in the UK?sushdmehta wrote:If she may not be able to extend, then the question about benefit is irrelevant - if you both wish to stay together in UK.
Yes.
But she cannot "convert" from within UK. She will need to apply for entry clearance.
Cheers ..thanks very much for thissilent_warrior wrote:You might also want to check this
Switching To Dependent Route