British citizen but not living in UK right now wants to ome back with family

[Mrsurfer12]

Hi,
Respectable users,my question here i am a british citizen mu son born in uk he got british passport but my wife carrying pakistani passport her visa expired this year. We left the UK in 2019 this year, if i want to come back to the UK with my family what visa do i need to apply for my wife your opinion much appreciated.
Thanks

[TODMATT]

You will need to apply for another entry clearance application all over again.

[Mrsurfer12]

Thanks for your reply and can you please tell me what documents do i need to submit. Can i show my job from outside the uk. And please can you provide any link where i find all necessary information.
Thanks

[geoeng]

Thanks for your reply and can you please tell me what documents do i need to submit. Can i show my job from outside the uk. And please can you provide any link where i find all necessary information.
Thanks

Start here for an overview of what will be required:
https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa/partner-spouse

You can use income from a job outside the UK to meet the financial requirement, but if you intended to move back to the UK together at the same time, you will also need a confirmed offer of employment in the UK starting within 3 months of your return that also meets the financial requirement (more info below). Alternatively cash savings held for at least 6 months in excess of £62,500 could be used instead of employment income to meet the financial requirement.

Guidance on financial requirements:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... -ext_1.pdf

[seagul]

Alternatively cash savings held for at least 6 months in excess of £62,500 could be used instead of employment income to meet the financial requirement.

Cash saving up to £62500 alone will be fine as the op's child is British national.

[geoeng]

Cash saving up to £62500 alone will be fine as the op's child is British national.

If it's less than £62,500 it would have to be supplemented with income, but yes, I suppose exactly £62,500 would be fine as well and I could have been more clear with that.