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UK Spouse & Partner Visa

Type

Join a Family: as Partner

Destination

United Kingdom

Price

Price on enquiry

Complete legal and filing guidance to join your British or settled spouse in the UK under Appendix FM rules.

The UK Spouse Visa route enables foreign nationals to join their partner who is a British or Irish citizen, holds Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), or has EU settled status. Applications must satisfy the strict £29,000 gross annual minimum income requirement, adequate accommodation standards, genuine relationship proof, and English language competence. Our service manages the entire process from document auditing and financial calculation to online submission and biometric appointment scheduling.

What's included

• Detailed assessment of sponsor’s status and eligibility
• Financial audit to verify compliance with the £29,000 threshold or savings rules
• Tailored relationship evidence and document checklist
• Adequate accommodation and non-overcrowding assessment
• A1/A2/B1 CEFR English language requirement guidance
• Online UKVI application completion and submission
• Legal representation cover letter detailing relationship history and statutory compliance
• Evidence scanning, indexing, and portal upload
• VFS Global
• Tracking through decision and BRP/eVisa guidance

Documents you will need

• Applicant's valid international passport
• Sponsor’s British passport, Irish passport, or UK settlement status (BRP / Share Code)
• Official marriage certificate or registered civil partnership certificate
• Proof of genuine and subsisting relationship (chat logs, call records, joint photos, travel evidence)
• Sponsor’s financial proof (6 months of consecutive payslips, corresponding bank statements, and employment letter)
• Proof of £29,000 income or £88,500 cash savings held for 6 unbroken months
• Proof of adequate accommodation (tenancy agreement, landlord letter, or title deeds)
• Approved English language test certificate (CEFR Level A1 for initial entry clearance)
• Tuberculosis (TB) test certificate from an approved clinic (if applicable)
• Divorce decrees or death certificates from any previous marriages (both parties)

We help you apply and prepare your documents. The decision on every visa belongs to the embassy or immigration office, so no visa can be guaranteed.