FAQ’s

If you need a spouse visa to join your partner in the UK, you will have to satisfy several criteria, including meeting the minimum income requirement. We explain what the ...

If you have a spouse visa which is due to expire and you still wish to remain in the UK, you need to ensure that you apply for an extension ...

A spouse visa will allow you to come to the UK to live with your spouse and partner if they are a British or Irish citizen or they hold settled ...

A UK spousal visa allows a husband, wife or fiancé to live in the UK with their partner for more than six months. It is available to spouses as well ...

If you are applying to settle in the UK, you will need to pay the Indefinite Leave to Remain fee. You may also need to satisfy a minimum income requirement. ...

While Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) does not expire at the end of a given period in the way that a visa does, you may need to replace your Biometric ...

Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), also known as settled status, gives you the right to live, work and study in the UK indefinitely. You will be able to apply for ...

If you hold Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), you may want to apply for British citizenship, which once obtained, will entitle you to apply for a British passport. Citizenship has ...

If you have lived in the UK for a number of years under a visa, you may be considering making an Indefinite Leave to Remain application. Indefinite Leave to Remain, ...

If you have a visa that was granted because you are the partner of someone in the UK, you may want to make an Indefinite Leave to Remain spouse application ...