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I'm assuming they are not still together as she is not sponsoring him to the UK on a route that would lead to settlement?
She's in Australia.JB007 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 26, 2022 2:28 pmI'm assuming they are not still together as she is not sponsoring him to the UK on a route that would lead to settlement?
Like the US, the UK also have very stict rules on both parents having to support their child/ren.
If his wife is in the UK, the UK can collect this money from the parent who doesn't pay, even if that parent lives in another country. Australia is a REMO country too. If his wife is in Australia and he is in the UK, the UK will collect the money for Australia.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... -decisions
The relevant eligibility requirements in this scenario is set out in immigration rule YMS 5.3 :
In his scenario no. Which makes him eligible, from my understanding.
If he meets the eligibility requirement in YMS 5.3 there is no problem but he should have supporting documentary evidence in case the HO ask for it.
It is not a question of belief, documentary evidence will have to be produced (marriage certificate, birth certificate, etc)