If you or your spouse want to apply for a UK visa via the spousal option, you most certainly can. It isn’t, however, as easy as it sounds on paper. It doesn’t entail barging into an embassy asking for a ticket to the UK because you married someone from there. It’s a bit more nuanced than
The divorce laws in the UK allow estranged couples to divide their matrimonial assets. However, the increasing number of divorces in the country is making parents nervous about their family assets. People don’t want their heritage to fall into a person’s hand who is not even their blood relative.
When a person is granted leave to stay in the UK outside of regular immigration conditions and rules, it’s a discretionary leave. You must prove to the Home Office that you are eligible enough to apply for a discretionary leave. The only person who can approve such an application is the Secretary of State.
The Skilled Worker route will replace the Tier 2 (General) route on 1 December, 2020. It’s primarily a route for skilled workers to enter the UK to work with a Home Office-approved Sponsor, provided they have a job offer from the employer before applying for the visa. Here are some notable differences between the Skilled Worker
If your partner is a British citizen or lives in the UK with humanitarian protection and refugee leave, you can apply for a fiancé(e) visa to go and visit them. Keep in mind that the law requires you to get married within 6 months of your arrival in the UK. However, if your partner is not
There are two ways to end a marriage in the UK. You either file for a divorce or get a legal separation. The second option allows you to live separately without dissolving the marriage. The third option is to annul the marriage during the first year of marriage. In this post, we will talk you through
A change in your legal marital status doesn’t and shouldn’t define you or your future. While you must be prepared to go through a rollercoaster of emotions, you don’t need to get bogged down and blame yourself. Here are a few things that will help you get through this turbulent phase of your life:
One of the most common problems courts witness during divorce proceedings is one party refusing to attend hearings and ignoring all paperwork that includes the Acknowledgement of Service. The Acknowledgement of Service confirms that the party has received the divorce papers, and that they don’t want to contest the proceedings.
In 2020, around 677,000 immigrants moved to the UK, and 407,000 people emigrated. The coronavirus has slowed down immigration due to government offices being closed and because applicants are struggling to meet the visa requirements.
The coronavirus has put everyone’s plans on hold, especially those who had planned to immigrate to a different country. Coming to the UK through a Spouse Visa is a time-consuming process as it is, but the pandemic had made it that much worse.