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ash787 wrote:I am go to get married in March in Pakistan.
1- I have a question regarding financial requirement. My Fiancée is doing part time job and she earn around 13000 a year. she and I also have saving to fulfill the requirements. everybody I know tell me that it is better if she work full time and earn 18600.
my question is if we fulfill the requirement through salary and saving, is there any problem with that? How much do you have in savings?
2- regarding accommodation. one of our anti is offer her house to live for us and there is space in her house for us to live. we can get survey report and relevant document for the property. Fine. If your aunt owns the house she will have to provide a copy of the mortgage agreement or if owned outright, a copy of the property deeds. If she rents the house, you will need a letter from the landlord agreeing to you living there.
3. prove of communication, we have Whatsup massages, online invoices of purchase of gifts. traveling tickets, few pics before marriage. Fine
Please give your advice and suggestion regarding above... is it fine with rules....
Assuming that she earns £13,000, she would need £30,000 as savings in addition to meet the financial requirements. So, it is good foresight that she has savings of £30,000 handy. I believe that the funds must be in an easily accessible form, such as a savings or current account, not in a fixed deposit or bonds, but I am not sure and will wait for others to comment.ash787 wrote:she have £31,000 (maintaining for more than a year )
secret.simon is correct. The savings must be held in an accessible account for a minimum of 6 months. Your savings can be combined if necessary.secret.simon wrote:Assuming that she earns £13,000, she would need £30,000 as savings in addition to meet the financial requirements. So, it is good foresight that she has savings of £30,000 handy. I believe that the funds must be in an easily accessible form, such as a savings or current account, not in a fixed deposit or bonds, but I am not sure and will wait for others to comment.ash787 wrote:she have £31,000 (maintaining for more than a year )