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Ancestral Visas

For applicants over 17 years of age who have have a grandparent born in the UK or Republic Of Ireland (prior to 31st March 1992). Applicants need to be able to demonstrate they are able to and intend to work in the UK.

Partner Visas

The UK offers 4 types of partner visa; married, un-married, same sex and fiancée. Partner visas allow you to work and can lead to indefinite leave to remain in the UK.

Tier 1 Visa

Previously known as the highly skilled migrant visa. The Tier 1 Visa can be granted to individuals without the need for a job offer.

Tier 2 Visa

Tier 2 Visas are aimed at allowing the UK to accept migrant applications for work visas that will help to fill shortages in the UK labour market. A confirmed job offer is required.

Youth Mobility

Previously known as a working holiday visas. The Youth Mobility Scheme is only available to those who have citizenship of a country with a reciprocal agreement in place.

Tourist Visa

For those thinking of going to the UK on holiday or on a business trip, certain nationalities require tourist visa to be obtained prior to entry into the UK.


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Tier 1 Visa
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Youth Mobility
Working Holiday Visa
Marriage Visa
Same Sex Visa
Unmarried Visa
Fiancé / fiancée Visa
Student Visa
UK Tourist Visa


 

UK Fiancé / Fiancée Visa - General Overview

UK fiancé / fiancée visa’s can be applied for by the partners of UK citizens or permanent resident holders. The UK fiancé / fiancée visa is granted subject to the couple getting married within a six month period of time of entering the UK, in exceptional circumstances this can be extended for a further 6 months.
The below links provide more information on UK fiancé / fiancée visas:

Who can apply for UK fiancé / fiancée visa?
What does settled status mean?
How long is a UK fiancé / fiancée visa granted for?
What happens when the UK fiancé / fiancée visa expires?
Can my fiancé / fiancée work under a UK fiancé / fiancée visa?
How old must we be to apply for a UK fiancé / fiancée visa?
How long do we have to get married when we are granted a UK fiancé / fiancée visa?
Do I need to have met my fiancé / fiancée before they can apply for a UK fiancé / fiancée visa?
Do we need to be living together to apply for UK fiancé / fiancée visa?
How much funds do we need show?
Where can I get professional assistance in applying for a UK fiancé / fiancée visa?

UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - Who can apply?

Partners who are engaged to UK citizens or permanent residency holders who have a settled status can apply for UK fiancé / fiancée visa.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - What is settled status?

Settled status means the person is living in the UK legally with no time limit on their stay.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - How long is the permit granted for?

The UK fiancé / fiancée visa is granted for a period of 6 months (under exceptional circumstances this can be extended or a further 6 months).

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - What happens after the 6 months?

The UK fiancé / fiancée visa is issued solely for the purpose of travel to the UK to get married. Only after the marriage can an application be made granting permission to stay for a further 2 years. After this two year period an application may be made for indefinite leave to remain.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - Can the fiancé / fiancée work?

Successful applicants for a UK fiancé / fiancée visa cannot work under this permit. However after the marriage if an application for two year stay is granted then the fiancé / fiancée is able to take up work.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - How old must we be?

The fiancé / fiancée must be 16 years of age and the UK citizen / permanent residency holder must be 18 years of age.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - How long before we must get married?

You must get married within 6 months of the issuance UK fiancé / fiancée visa being issued.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - Do I need to have met my fiancé / fiancée prior to applying for the permit?

You must have met your fiancé / fiancée prior to applying for the visa – this situation can occur in the event of arranged marriages.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - Do we need to be living with each other?

Applicants must intend to live with there UK fiancé / fiancée after the marriage has taken place. Furthermore adequate and available housing needs to be available without the need of financial support from public funds.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - What funds must we show?

The sponsor of the UK fiancé / fiancée visa (the UK citizen or permanent resident) needs to demonstrate that they can support their foreign partner without recourse on public funds, or their fiancé / fiancée working.

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UK Fiancé / Financée Visa - Professional Assistance

The Intergate Immigration Group has teamed up with one of the UK’s leading immigration experts to provide a comprehensive UK visa application service. The Intergate Immigration Group has teamed up with one of the UK’s leading immigration experts to provide a comprehensive UK visa application service.
For more information or to speak to one our client mangers please use the links below:

I would like to complete the online eligibility form
I would like to request a call back
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