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If she is disabled on full sick and disabled benefits, she will be exempt from the £18,600 required to sponsor him. He could return to his own country and apply for a partner visa if he has proof they lived together as a married couple for at least 2 years.jake81 wrote:
Also. I forgot to mention that my friend's partner is severely disabled and would be unable to receive adequate treatment in my friend's home country.
Thanks for your reply. No he has not been working or using the NHS. His partner was working prior to the onset of her disability. Now their only source of income is benefits, hence the need to work. She is on full benefits for her disability.Petaltop wrote: If she is disabled on full sick and disabled benefits, she will be exempt from the £18,600 required to sponsor him. He could return to his own country and apply for a partner visa if he has proof they lived toether as a marreid couple for at elast 2 years.
Has he been working illegally? Using the NHS without paying?
It's the quickest route for him for ILR, but his overstaying will affect UK citizenship. If she warrants it, the state will pay for a carer to look after her for 35 hours a week while he returns to his own country for a spouse visa.jake81 wrote: Now their only source of income is benefits, hence the need to work. She is on full benefits for her disability.
Is returning home his only option? This will be a huge strain on his disabled partner who he is currently caring for. Is there any viable way to ask for discretionary leave on compassionate grounds? Please advise on any other actions that he can take.
Thanks.
His disabled partner can make use of the NHS and Social Services to provide a carer in the interim while he goes outside the UK and returns with the appropriate entry clearance.jake81 wrote:Thanks for your reply. No he has not been working or using the NHS. His partner was working prior to the onset of her disability. Now their only source of income is benefits, hence the need to work. She is on full benefits for her disability.Petaltop wrote: If she is disabled on full sick and disabled benefits, she will be exempt from the £18,600 required to sponsor him. He could return to his own country and apply for a partner visa if he has proof they lived toether as a marreid couple for at elast 2 years.
Has he been working illegally? Using the NHS without paying?
Is returning home his only option? This will be a huge strain on his disabled partner who he is currently caring for. Is there any viable way to ask for discretionary leave on compassionate grounds? Please advise on any other actions that he can take.
Thanks.