Fiancé visa

The UK Fiance Visa allows individuals, typically non-EEA nationals, to enter the UK to marry or enter a civil partnership with a UK-based partner who is a British citizen or has settled status. This visa grants a stay of up to 6 months, during which the marriage or civil partnership must take place. After marriage, the Fiance Visa holder can apply for a Spouse Visa, which allows them to stay and work in the UK.

Key aspects of the UK Fiance Visa: 

• Purpose:
  To allow individuals to enter the UK for the purpose of marriage or civil partnership with a UK-based partner.
• Duration:
  The visa is valid for up to 6 months from the date of entry into the UK. 
• Marriage/Civil Partnership:
  The holder must marry or enter into a civil partnership within the 6-month validity period. 
• Transition to Spouse Visa:
  After marriage, the Fiance Visa holder can apply for a Spouse Visa, which allows them to remain in the UK and work. 
• Requirements:
  The applicant must demonstrate a genuine and subsisting relationship with their sponsor, meet the financial requirements, and have adequate accommodation.
• Restrictions:
  While on a Fiance Visa, the applicant cannot work or engage in certain activities.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

1. General Requirements: 

• Age: Both the applicant and their partner must be at least 18 years old. 
• Genuine Relationship: The relationship must be genuine and intended to be permanent. 
• Intention to Marry: The couple must intend to marry within six months of the fiancé's arrival in the UK. 
• Financial Stability: The couple must demonstrate they have enough income to support themselves without relying on public funds. The minimum income requirement is £29,000 per year. 
• Accommodation: The couple must have suitable accommodation that is not overcrowded. 
• English Language: The applicant must demonstrate a basic understanding of English. 
• Valid Passport: A valid passport is required. 
• No Prohibited Relationship: The applicant and their partner must not be within a prohibited degree of relationship as defined by UK law. 

2. Financial Requirements:

• The UK-based partner must demonstrate a combined income of at least £29,000 per year. 
• This income requirement can increase if the applicant also has dependents. 

3. Relationship Requirements:

• Meeting in Person: The applicant and their partner must have met in person. 
• Genuine and Subsisting: The relationship must be genuine and ongoing. 
• Intention to Live Together: The couple must intend to live together in the UK permanently after marriage. 
• No Previous Relationships: Any previous relationships must have ended permanently. 

4. English Language Requirement: 

• Applicants from non-English speaking countries typically need to take an approved SELT test to prove their English language proficiency. 
• The required level is A1 on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. 

5. Other Requirements:

• Valid Application: A valid application must be submitted. 

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