Fiance Visa - Suitable Accomodation Question

[Johngriff]

Hi, i would be very grateful if somebody is able to help me with this query. Myself and my fiancé are in the process of preparing a fiancé visa application (she will be the applicant, and currently lives abroad in a non-EU country, I am a UK citizen living in the UK).

I notice that one of the conditions regarding suitable accommodation for the applicant is that (where applicable) the permission of the owner of the accommodation has been given.

I am a homeowner - my circumstances are that I am divorced, with decree absolute, and live in the ex-marital home and pay the mortgage entirely myself. My ex-wife is jointly on the mortgage (as well as me) and land registry ownership documents. I have checked and am told by solicitor she has no legal right to prevent my partner from living here. I am concerned however as to whether this will be a problem for the application, i.e. that the person reviewing the application would expect that her permission should be sought.
A financial resolution involving home sale or me buying out my ex-wife will take some time, however I can show that I have sufficient disposable income to meet the market rate for new rental or bought accommodation suitable for me and my fiancé when that happens. Is this something to worry about?

[bhargav24]

may be immigration think other way round.how can you and your ex wife can live together in same house and your future wife come over there as well. hope you will get better advice from this site so many very good people here to help.

[Johngriff]

may be immigration think other way round.how can you and your ex wife can live together in same house and your future wife come over there as well. hope you will get better advice from this site so many very good people here to help.

Thanks - let me just clarify that my ex-wife lives elsewhere, she would not be living in the house with us.