Find cheaper accommodation? The sponsor and applicant can use their savings, insofar as they've been held for 6 months. Thank you for the response. But if they do not find cheaper accomodation and stick with going with savings (both together), would this mean we need to multiply £186.90 by 33 month...

Under paragraph 12B of Appendix FM-SE, once the total amount of cash savings which meets the requirements of paragraphs 11 and 11A has been calculated and evidenced, this can be divided by the number of weeks of limited leave which would be issued if the application was granted, and then expressed ...

Hi everyone, I am need of some help: My aunt (british citizen) has two british children and would like his spouse from jordan to enter the uk on a spousal visa. She weekly receives income from: ESA: £120.15 per week DLA: £21.55 per week Housing benefit: £345.45 per week Child tax credit: £111.32 per...

Thank you for your reply. Yes, she receives the following: ESA: £120.15 per week DLA: £21.55 per week Housing benefit: £345.45 per week Child tax credit: £111.32 per week Child benefit: £34.40 per week Total: £641.90 Her rent is £564.99 per week She has two british children. Her husband is in jordan...

Before advising any further, do any of the following apply to your Aunt's situation? : 3.6.1. Where the applicant’s partner is in receipt of any of the following benefits or allowances in the UK, the applicant will be able to meet the financial requirement at that application stage by providing evi...

Hi everyone, I am need of some help: My aunt (british citizen) has two british children and would like his spouse from jordan to enter the uk on a spousal visa. She who receives income from ESA, DLA, Housing benefit, Child tax credit, child benefit-total of £641.90 per week. Her weekly rent is £564....