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Thats right. If we prove that moving to ukraine is not an option for us... Thats what I'm looking for, if someone had similar situation i would like some advise on this. How did you prove that?Gyfrinachgar wrote:Agreed, it is not so simply as to just claim a Human Right to live here. You have a Human Right to married life, but there is no Human Right to be in the UK. The Ukraine is not (yet) in the EEA, therefore you have no free movement rights (yet). The UK does allow you to stay/work/live here as a spouse, but only if your spouse fulfils the minimum criteria - which is not the case. The income threshold is set so that you will not become a burden to society (and also to curb immigration numbers, no doubt). According to the Home Office, the 9th July changes were specifically laid out to include consideration of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, so it will be tricky to go down that road. I think that as long as you cannot prove that moving to the Ukraine with your husband would cause unreasonable hardship, it will be very difficult to circumvent the raised income threshold.
Well. First of all my husband cant speak ukrainian, so it will be hard for him to find a job there especially with the high unemployment in Ukraine and bad economic situation. Also he is afraid to live there because of poor medicine level in ukraine. Also he is the only child in his family and his mother is very close to him, her son is the only family she has. His parents are divorced so his father don't see him a lot and if he moves to ukraine he will see him even less. While i am not the only child in my family.zishi wrote:If you can provide some basic information about why Ukraine is not an option for you living together then people here will be able to help on how to best prove that.