Marriage Visa confusion

[ooid2011]

Hello there,

I'm a british citizen, living and working here. My fiance is turkish. (non eu). Me and my fiancee have given our marriage notice a few weeks ago, while she was in U.K. for her holidays and today we both have received letters from HO, stating that they will not be investigating our marriage case and it should go ahead in 28 days notice as usual. On my fiancee's letter, it states that she must obtain the appropriate marriage/civil partnership visa before the ceremony goes ahead.

She is currently in turkey, not in U.K. and she does have a multiple entry visa until 2019. We are really not sure which visa to apply, when we looked at marriage visa options it is for people who is not planning to settle in U.K. unlike us?

We have already arranged our ceremony, booked the venue and loads of preparations for december so really currently not sure what to do? We assumed that we would just get married while she is here and then she would go back and get her spouse visa at some point? There is also fiancee visa option which is really confusing. A help would really be appreciated as the whole thing is quite confusing.

Thanks

[Casa]

An application for a fiance visa submitted in your fiancee's home country is your only option if you want to marry in the UK.

As you've already discovered, it's not permitted to marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa.

The fiance visa fee will be £1464 and the FLR(M) visa which will be applied for after the wedding is £933 (postal) + £500 NHS surcharge.
If you choose to apply for FLR(M) in person at a Premium Service Centre (PSC), there will be an additional fee of £590.

Your spouse will be unable to work until the FLR(M) visa has been granted and postal applications can take 12 weeks or more to process.

Do you meet the minimum income level of £18,600 p.a ?

Has your fiancee passed the mandatory A1 level English test from a Home Office approved test provider?