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How you pay for visa dn NHS fee
Hi,
We'll soon be applying for an EXTENSION to my wifes spouse visa. Nowhere in the family visa pages does it say anything about the NHS fee? www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa I'm assuming this will need to be purchased as part of the application? And lastly, do they accept mastercard *credit* card when paying for your visa? Thanks! |
Re: How you pay for visa dn NHS fee
Originally Posted by aesthetic_noogin
(Post 12551152)
Hi,
We'll soon be applying for an EXTENSION to my wifes spouse visa. Nowhere in the family visa pages does it say anything about the NHS fee? www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa I'm assuming this will need to be purchased as part of the application? And lastly, do they accept mastercard *credit* card when paying for your visa? Thanks! How can you pay? You must pay by one of the methods specified below. • Cheque (postal applications only) • Postal Order (postal applications only) • Credit card - Visa (including Electron), MasterCard or American Express (Amex) • Debit card - Delta, Maestro* (including Solo) • Banker’s draft (payable to the Home Office) (postal applications only) * Maestro - we will only accept Maestro cards issued in the UK. |
Re: How you pay for visa dn NHS fee
Ah, didn't realise the NHS info was on the parent page. Appreciated!
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Re: How you pay for visa dn NHS fee
So if you are applying for the spouse visa extension by post then why do you have to pay the IHS on-line? Why not pay at the same time as paying the £1,000+ visa fee? My reason for asking is that, when trying to apply on-line using the correct website and providing my wife's original visa application details, they were not recognised and the process stopped, hence my decision to apply by post instead. The need for an on-line IHS payment is causing me grief. Surely the NHS has a separate website for this payment and which recognises the IHS number already obtained from the original application.
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Re: How you pay for visa dn NHS fee
Originally Posted by mentalist
(Post 12552706)
So if you are applying for the spouse visa extension by post then why do you have to pay the IHS on-line? Why not pay at the same time as paying the £1,000+ visa fee? My reason for asking is that, when trying to apply on-line using the correct website and providing my wife's original visa application details, they were not recognised and the process stopped, hence my decision to apply by post instead. The need for an on-line IHS payment is causing me grief. Surely the NHS has a separate website for this payment and which recognises the IHS number already obtained from the original application.
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Re: How you pay for visa dn NHS fee
Brit in Paris, in Post 2 above, you list the ways to pay the IHS, which includes by cheque (postal applications only). So presumably I can enclose a cheque when submitting my wife's visa extension application form by post. Should the cheque be made payable to the Home Office or the NHS?
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Re: How you pay for visa dn NHS fee
Originally Posted by mentalist
(Post 12553136)
Brit in Paris, in Post 2 above, you list the ways to pay the IHS, which includes by cheque (postal applications only). So presumably I can enclose a cheque when submitting my wife's visa extension application form by post. Should the cheque be made payable to the Home Office or the NHS?
When applying by post you need to pay the IHS online and write the reference number you are given on the application form. If you don't pay beforehand then they write to you requesting payment within 10 days. I wouldn't risk that and just pay beforehand. All the information is in the link that BritInParis gave. |
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