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*Y3NVY* wrote:im on £470 a week...maybe more maybe less than others here
but i think the main thing they look at is that your able to save and able to support your family without claiming benefits x
*Nazia wrote:I dont think anyone will comment on that lolshamailaubaid wrote:Blitz03 wrote:Currently the requirement is £111.45 per week after your expenditure, but this is set to rise substantially soon, to £25,700 a year.woolies wrote:Hello All,
i have heard ukba introduced some salary threshold as well, is it true ?
thanks All.
Visit the following link..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... mmigration
whats the lowest income anyone has submitted and got their visa granted?
The UK Border Agency (Visa Section) at the British High Commission in Islamabad deals with applications made by business visitors, visit visas for 2, 5 and 10 years, and settlement applications (for applications submitted on or after 25 October 2010). We aim to process all applications as quickly as possible. Current processing times for visit applications is five working days. For settlement, we are currently processing within forty-one working days.MrE2012 wrote:So can anyone confirm a phone interview?
also do you know who makes the calls to verify all the details i.e employment and when does that happen.
can you not claim working tax credits? thats one thing that will not affect your application as you are in your full right to as you are legally working? i think if your 25 and over you have to be in atleast 24 hours a week work..and if you have a child minimum hours is 16..i live with my parents too until my hubby gets here...the estate agent who done our property report wrote a letter from my parents stating that i was there rent free...shamailaubaid wrote:*Y3NVY* wrote:im on £470 a week...maybe more maybe less than others here
but i think the main thing they look at is that your able to save and able to support your family without claiming benefits x
alryt ok more than me anyways!! im living with my parents got a supporting letter from them nd i do save alot! i have my own property but we gona liv with my parents until its fully refurbished nd we have wrote a letter to explain this!! the wage u get every 2 weeks i get that every 4 weeks !!
can you not claim working tax credits? thats one thing that will not affect your application as you are in your full right to as you are legally working? i think if your 25 and over you have to be in atleast 24 hours a week work..and if you have a child minimum hours is 16..i live with my parents too until my hubby gets here...the estate agent who done our property report wrote a letter from my parents stating that i was there rent free...shamailaubaid wrote:*Y3NVY* wrote:im on £470 a week...maybe more maybe less than others here
but i think the main thing they look at is that your able to save and able to support your family without claiming benefits x
alryt ok more than me anyways!! im living with my parents got a supporting letter from them nd i do save alot! i have my own property but we gona liv with my parents until its fully refurbished nd we have wrote a letter to explain this!! the wage u get every 2 weeks i get that every 4 weeks !!
And 3 month wage slipsBlitz03 wrote:A photocopy will be required of the following documents:woolies wrote:Hello All,
Can you someone direct me to the link where i can find out what documents are required for spouse visa in pakistan, and i have heard ukba introduced some salary threshold as well, is it true ?
thanks All
• Passport and (entry and exit stamps)
• Marriage certificate (English translated and stamped by Union Council
• English language requirement
Send the following documents as supporting evidence:
• Emails
• Calls/Text message record
• Phone records, Email, Skype etc
• Letters/Cards to each other
• Photos
• Bank statements 3 Months
• Employment contact
A sponsor letter confirming that the sponsor has funds, job, house etc to support their spouse and apply for visa,
Proof of address can be provided utility bills (electricity etc), and a property inspection report
*Y3NVY* wrote:can you not claim working tax credits? thats one thing that will not affect your application as you are in your full right to as you are legally working? i think if your 25 and over you have to be in atleast 24 hours a week work..and if you have a child minimum hours is 16..i live with my parents too until my hubby gets here...the estate agent who done our property report wrote a letter from my parents stating that i was there rent free...shamailaubaid wrote:*Y3NVY* wrote:im on £470 a week...maybe more maybe less than others here
but i think the main thing they look at is that your able to save and able to support your family without claiming benefits x
alryt ok more than me anyways!! im living with my parents got a supporting letter from them nd i do save alot! i have my own property but we gona liv with my parents until its fully refurbished nd we have wrote a letter to explain this!! the wage u get every 2 weeks i get that every 4 weeks !!
dont worry inshallah it will be fine
lol i aint up north im from birmingham x yeh mashallah love my proffesion would never give up this role xzahra110 wrote:y3nvy! ur on v. good money...esp being up north!
They initially picked upon following points:king2be98 wrote:Asil,
That's a long time between the court date and the call letter. Is there any reason for that, it's a lot slower in your case than some of the other members who appealled on this site.
If you don't mind telling us, what were your refusal reasons?
nobody can answer you that as no one here knows as to why some applications go to abu dhabi and some stay in islamabad...nobody here wprks for the british high commission...were all just in the same situation!MrE2012 wrote:to Taniya sabeel
im glad to see that you got your visa i thought you had to have full time?
To OTHERS :
why was the DEC JAN VISAS SENT TO EMBASSY IF THEY WERE MEANT TO BE PROCESS IN ISLAMABAD FROM OCT 2011
let me know please
Nobody on here knows why, the only reason i can think of is workload as the age law was changed in november so a high volume of applicants applied.MrE2012 wrote:to Taniya sabeel
im glad to see that you got your visa i thought you had to have full time?
To OTHERS :
why was the DEC JAN VISAS SENT TO EMBASSY IF THEY WERE MEANT TO BE PROCESS IN ISLAMABAD FROM OCT 2011
let me know please
nobody can answer you that as no one here knows as to why some applications go to abu dhabi and some stay in islamabad...nobody here wprks for the british high commission...were all just in the same situation![/quote]*Y3NVY* wrote:[quote="MrE2012"
To OTHERS :
why was the DEC JAN VISAS SENT TO EMBASSY IF THEY WERE MEANT TO BE PROCESS IN ISLAMABAD FROM OCT 2011
let me know please