Long term self employed income
Jun 30th 2018, 6:45 am
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Long term self employed income
Hi
exploring going 'home'
Married to a Thai for 11 years (got married in the UK where we met) lived in Thailand 10.5 years with a 9 year old dual national daughterI meet the income threshold but am self employed, having been 'used' be 2 companies in the UK (but working remotely) for more than 20 years with no sign of anything changing in the forseeable future
paid in sterling into my UK bank account... would this count as income for applying for a spouse settlement visa ... would value any insight. I have a property for sale in the UK that would be sufficient if it sold, but things are a little sluggish over thereand a house to sell here .... also sluggish .... either of which would give me enough to go the savings route, but is it worth the risk to apply based on income when I'm self employed and not even living in the UK so have no tax returns to show...thanks
David
exploring going 'home'
Married to a Thai for 11 years (got married in the UK where we met) lived in Thailand 10.5 years with a 9 year old dual national daughterI meet the income threshold but am self employed, having been 'used' be 2 companies in the UK (but working remotely) for more than 20 years with no sign of anything changing in the forseeable future
paid in sterling into my UK bank account... would this count as income for applying for a spouse settlement visa ... would value any insight. I have a property for sale in the UK that would be sufficient if it sold, but things are a little sluggish over thereand a house to sell here .... also sluggish .... either of which would give me enough to go the savings route, but is it worth the risk to apply based on income when I'm self employed and not even living in the UK so have no tax returns to show...thanks
David
