You can apply for a spouse visa extension UK before the expiration of your current spouse visa. It permits a person to stay in the UK for an additional three years.
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A spouse is defined as: ‘a husband or wife, considered in relation to their partner.’
If you are currently living in the UK on a Spouse or Civil Partner Visa, after 30 months, you can apply for a spouse visa extension UK.
In order to be eligible for a extension spouse visa UK, you will need to ensure that you still meet the same requirements that you met when you were granted your original Spouse Visa.
In addition to meeting the spouse visa requirements, you would have to satisfy the Home Office that you;
have a genuine subsisting relationship with your partner (demonstrated by specified evidence)
continue to meet the financial requirements
are able to pass a CEFR A2 English test
Getting things right first time is imperative to avoid your existing visa expiring. Furthermore, failure to maintain continued residence is likely to cause significant issues when attempting to achieve Indefinite Leave to Remain.
Our specialist team is able to help you navigate the pitfalls of the UKVI requirements and ensure that your spouse vis UK extension application is correctly prepared to promote the right outcome first time round.
Speak to our assessment team now to confirm your eligibility and options for free on 0203 384 4389.
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Most of the time, a child needs a visa in order to live in the UK. For instance, if their parent is a foreign national working or studying in the country, the child may need a Child Dependant Visa.
Sure, here’s a condensed version:
1. Proof of genuine relationship (e.g., marriage certificate, joint finances).
2. Financial stability (e.g., income/savings to support yourselves).
3. Suitable accommodation evidence.
4. Payment of immigration health surcharge.
5. English language proficiency (if required).
6. Police clearance certificates.
7. Completed application forms and fees.
8. Biometric information submission.
The fee for extending a spouse visa (partner visa) after 2.5 years in the UK was £1,523 for online applications made from within the UK. However, fees are subject to change, so it’s crucial to verify the current fee on the official UK government website before applying.
For a spouse visa extension after 5 years in the UK, the fee is £1,033 for online applications made from within the UK, as of my last update in January 2022. However, fees can change over time, so it’s important to check the most up-to-date information on the official UK government website before applying.
The A2 English test is a language proficiency requirement for spouse visa extensions in certain countries, including the UK. It assesses the applicant’s ability to communicate in English at a basic level.
The fee for a spouse visa extension in the UK is £1,033 for online applications made from within the UK. However, it’s essential to verify this information on the official UK government website, as fees can change over time.
There are several steps that non-EU spouses must take to get a UK visa:
You must fill out a FLR (M) form in order to be qualified for a UK Spouse Visa extension after 2.5 years in the UK. In most cases, you’ll also have to fulfil these prerequisites:
Concise checklist for a spouse visa extension:
1. Proof of genuine relationship (e.g., marriage certificate, joint finances).
2. Financial stability evidence (e.g., income/savings to support yourselves).
3. Suitable accommodation proof.
4. Payment of immigration health surcharge.
5. English language proficiency (if required).
6. Police clearance certificates.
7. Completed application forms and fees.
8. Submission of biometric information.
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