Originally Posted by SanDiegogirl

Not necessarily. If you have a salaried basic and also overtime and bonuses paid as and when, and you are applying under Cat A, there are two stages to work out your annual salary.

Then you take your various overtime and bonus payments for the 6 months, add them all up, divide by 6 to get the AVERAGE figure and then x by 12 to get the annual equivalent.

Add the salaried figure for 12 months to the average annual figure, and if they add up to 18,600 GBP or above you can qualify.

e.g basic salaried is 1300 per month x 12 = 15,600 Overtime for 6 months is 300, 400, 200, 100, 300,400 per month = 1,700 divided by 6 = 283.33 to get the average. Multiply by 12 to get the annual equivalent = 339.99.

Add 15,600 and 339.99 = 18,999.99 GBP per annum.

Originally Posted by slnrick

Hello everyone!

I got a question on the financial part. My sponsor (my husband) can meet the financial requirement with his salary. So he is earning enough. But we also have some cash savings. So my question is: Do I also need to put a cross on "Cash Savings" part? Will they want to us to demonstrate these cash savings as well? I'm confused. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!

P.S. The website said I'm not allowed to upload a photo. Because of that I can not attach a photo of financial requirement part. Sorry for that. But I'm sure you'll remember what I'm talking about

Originally Posted by SanDiegogirl

If you have earnings to fulfill the financial requirements, you do not need to show savings. Do not complicate matters.