Spouse visa question

[Aladino]

Hello I am glad to be in this forum and to share informations and experiences .. I want to ask : I am married an English woman slef-employe .... she doesn't work now ... my question is : work of my wife and money in her bank account is obligation for visa and if she doesn't have money in bank account what is the solution ... and thank you

[CR001]

Are you currently in the UK or abroad?

[Aladino]

I am abroad and we are married in Tunisia

[CR001]

It is mandatory to meet the financial requirement and she must submit evidence of at least 6 months payslips and bank statements.

If she doesn't work, then she needs £62,500 in savings for at least 6 months.

If the financial requirement is not met, you won't get a visa.

[Aladino]

Thank you but what about that option which say if she is disable she will be out of all this conditions.. is that true

[CR001]

Only if she claims certain benefits will she be exempt.

[Aladino]

Yes she gets money from the gov and she has paper prove that she can't work too

[CR001]

immigration-for-family-members/calculat ... 05533.html

[Aladino]

So if she has a proof of disability she can be out of this condition of 18.000 £

[CR001]

She needs to be claiming a qualifying benefit and prove adequate accommodation and maintenance, as the link says.

[Aladino]

Thank you

[Aladino]

My wife has got PIP , ESA and sever disability allowance.. will that exempt us from meeting the financial requirement usually needed ... and thanks

[vinny]

Yes.

[Aladino]

thank you

[Aladino]

hello guys i wanna ask if there is any required period of relation to apply for visa ... for exemple i knew my wife within 7 month and we are married now.... is that an impediment to apply or in another way Could that be a reason for the rejection

[Londoner007]

No.

[Aladino]

thank you

[Londoner007]

You just need to show the relationship was genuine and subsisting....

For example best proof of relationship = marriage certificate
Subsisting relationship - call logs, gift exchanges, money sent, holiday visits etc etc

[Aladino]

thank you so much

[Aladino]

Hello guys i wanna ask about legal aid in immigration cases ( my wife is on disability ) i appreciate all your answers

Many thanks

[CR001]

Is there a specific reason why you keep starting new topics instead of continuing your question in your existing topic you have?

See Multiple Topics/Posts (click)

general-uk-immigration-forum/difference ... l#p1606206

immigration-for-family-members/required ... l#p1606052

There is no 'legal aid' for spouse visa applications. You/spouse will have to pay the visa and IHS fees yourself.

[Aladino]

I don't think you can use legal aid. Asylum seekers and settled people can use that.

So if my wife is on disablity P.I.P .. E.S.A and sever disability Lawrence... does she has a right to use legal aid for my spouse visa ( I mean to make a lawyer follow my visa process ) or in case if they refuse ( to make a lawyer present our case in the court )

Kind regards ..

[Aladino]

I am new in this forum and I don't know how to use it at all and thanks for your help

[zimba]

Read the sources I posted
http://www.nrpfnetwork.org.uk/informati ... dvice.aspx

[CR001]

I don't think you can use legal aid. Asylum seekers and settled people can use that.

So if my wife is on disablity P.I.P .. E.S.A and sever disability Lawrence... does she has a right to use legal aid for my spouse visa ( I mean to make a lawyer follow my visa process ) or in case if they refuse ( to make a lawyer present our case in the court )

Kind regards ..

You are applying for a spouse visa from outside the UK, Legal Aid would not be relevant to your circumstances.