Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
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Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
Hi there,
Time really flies... here I am after 4 years and 4 months and now start preparing for my ILR in Aug 2023!!!
Spouse visa from Hong Kong
Am I correct that GBP 38,400 is the correct amount for cash savings for applying ILR for myself (spouse visa holder) and my son (dependent)?
TIA.
Time really flies... here I am after 4 years and 4 months and now start preparing for my ILR in Aug 2023!!!
Spouse visa from Hong Kong
Am I correct that GBP 38,400 is the correct amount for cash savings for applying ILR for myself (spouse visa holder) and my son (dependent)?
TIA.
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Re: Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
I am starting to fill in the ILR application form. One of the questions "A penalty for a driving offence, for example disqualification for speeding or no motor insurance".
I have 9 points from 2 x SP30.
Does it mean that I disclose my SP30?
It seems that the question is asking something more serious than just disclosing points.
TIA.
I have 9 points from 2 x SP30.
Does it mean that I disclose my SP30?
It seems that the question is asking something more serious than just disclosing points.
TIA.
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Re: Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
Hi, I am filling in SET(M) form --- one of the questions ask 'Any time spent outside the UK - Since you started living in the UK have you spent any other time outside the UK?' Then small print in grey states 'Do not include holidays of 2 weeks or less. Include any periods of time you have spent on the Isle of Man, Jersey or Guernsey.'
I have been to -
Amsterdam - 3 days;
Portgual - 4 days;
Hong Kong - 13 days.
Should I disclose all 3 despite less than 2 weeks?
TIA
I have been to -
Amsterdam - 3 days;
Portgual - 4 days;
Hong Kong - 13 days.
Should I disclose all 3 despite less than 2 weeks?
TIA
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Re: Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
Hi, I am filling in SET(M) form --- one of the questions ask 'Any time spent outside the UK - Since you started living in the UK have you spent any other time outside the UK?' Then small print in grey states 'Do not include holidays of 2 weeks or less. Include any periods of time you have spent on the Isle of Man, Jersey or Guernsey.'
I have been to -
Amsterdam - 3 days;
Portgual - 4 days;
Hong Kong - 13 days.
Should I disclose all 3 despite less than 2 weeks?
TIA
I have been to -
Amsterdam - 3 days;
Portgual - 4 days;
Hong Kong - 13 days.
Should I disclose all 3 despite less than 2 weeks?
TIA
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Re: Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
I have another confusing question ......I included my son in my SET(M) application as permitted since he was 15 when I first applied under this category.
Now in the finance section it states :
You should tell us about any additional children they are sponsoring who need a different type of visa to enter or remain in the UK
Do not include children who are:
Yes
No
How many additional children are they sponsoring?
If I click 'No', the finance requirement will work out GBP 18,600 which is not right for myself (applicant) and my son (dependent).
If I click 'Yes' ,the finance requirement will work out GBP 22,400 which is the correct amount.
But, according to the question working, it says 'Do not include children who are dependents applying on this application.
I am really confused here......anyone can share some thoughts? TIA.
Now in the finance section it states :
Additional sponsored children
Is your partner currently sponsoring any additional children?(Required)You should tell us about any additional children they are sponsoring who need a different type of visa to enter or remain in the UK
Do not include children who are:
- dependants applying on this application
- over 18
- British Citizens
- settled in the UK
- EEA nationals with a right to reside in the UK under EU law
Yes
No
How many additional children are they sponsoring?
If I click 'No', the finance requirement will work out GBP 18,600 which is not right for myself (applicant) and my son (dependent).
If I click 'Yes' ,the finance requirement will work out GBP 22,400 which is the correct amount.
But, according to the question working, it says 'Do not include children who are dependents applying on this application.
I am really confused here......anyone can share some thoughts? TIA.
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Re: Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
Additional applicant
If this is the first time you are applying for leave in this category, you cannot include dependent children over the age of 18. You can include a child who is now 18 or over who was initially granted leave in this category when they were under 18.You must show that they are still dependent on you for financial support and not leading an independent life, and that they have not formed their own family unit (for example got married or had their own children).
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Re: Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
Finally, both myself and son s' ILR SET (M) approved!!!!!
We applied using super priority service but didnt get our results by end of next working day. I had to get my MP involved in order to speed up the process. Anyway, Its happy ending now!!
About citizenship application :-
For myself - I am married to a British citizen so I believe I can apply citizenship right away. Pls correct me if my understanding is incorrect.
For my son - Can he, now 20 yrs old but entered as my dependant, apply citizenship right away? or he must live for 1 more year before applying for citizenship?
TIA
We applied using super priority service but didnt get our results by end of next working day. I had to get my MP involved in order to speed up the process. Anyway, Its happy ending now!!
About citizenship application :-
For myself - I am married to a British citizen so I believe I can apply citizenship right away. Pls correct me if my understanding is incorrect.
For my son - Can he, now 20 yrs old but entered as my dependant, apply citizenship right away? or he must live for 1 more year before applying for citizenship?
TIA
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Re: Spouse visa from HOng Kong - II
Finally, both myself and son s' ILR SET (M) approved!!!!!
We applied using super priority service but didnt get our results by end of next working day. I had to get my MP involved in order to speed up the process. Anyway, Its happy ending now!!
About citizenship application :-
For myself - I am married to a British citizen so I believe I can apply citizenship right away. Pls correct me if my understanding is incorrect.
For my son - Can he, now 20 yrs old but entered as my dependant, apply citizenship right away? or he must live for 1 more year before applying for citizenship?
TIA
We applied using super priority service but didnt get our results by end of next working day. I had to get my MP involved in order to speed up the process. Anyway, Its happy ending now!!
About citizenship application :-
For myself - I am married to a British citizen so I believe I can apply citizenship right away. Pls correct me if my understanding is incorrect.
For my son - Can he, now 20 yrs old but entered as my dependant, apply citizenship right away? or he must live for 1 more year before applying for citizenship?
TIA
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