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UK Marriage Visa

For a marriage visa to be issued both individuals must be 21 before obtaining the visa. The UK marriage visa would allow the individuals spouse to apply for leave to enter or leave to remain within the UK on the grounds that they are married to someone who has settled status in the UK. This would mean that the UK is their home and they are lawfully living here with no limit on their stay. Once the applicant has received the Marriage visa it will be issued for a two year period. Once this time is completed successfully they can then apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) which is also known as permanent residency. A few of the benefits for the Marriage visa is that once an applicant is granted the visa, they can take up employment straight away, there are no restrictions upon the type of work they undertake and no arrangements need to be taken for a work permit.The applicant ...... Read More

UK Fiancé Visa

The Fiancé Visa allows an individual to bring their fiancé into the United Kingdom to join them as long as they themselves have a settled status as a British citizen or permanent residence. To have settled status means that the individual is living in the UK lawfully with no time limit on their stay. If you are outside the UK and are returning to settle then your partner can apply for a fiancé visa to join you at the same time. If you are interested in bringing your spouse to the UK then Capital Visas can assist you every step of the way. Our immigration consultants and caseworkers have a wide range of immigration expertise and experience to assist you at every stage of you visa application, whether you require assistance with the Fiancé visa, Unmarried partner visa or De Fact visa application as well as a whole range of other UK visas for Immigration to Britain. The fiancé immigration route ...... Read More

UK Ancestry Visa

The UK Ancestry visa service (British Ancestry visa) is a UK visa for immigration which allows a Commonwealth citizen to immigrate to the UK with the freedom to live and work in Britain on the basis of their ancestral ties to the UK. This visa is at the outset issued for 5 whole years. After 5 years candidates can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK (ILR), ( permanent residency), on the condition that candidates have spent 5 years continuously in the country and have employment or can show that they have intention to look for employment. Spouse / dependent immigration are allowed under this route. The candidates Spouse or unmarried partner will also be eligible to apply for an Ancestry Dependency visa. Candidates intending to live or work in the UK must actively seek and undertake employment in order to support themselves and any dependents within the UK. ...... Read More

UK De Facto Visa (Unmarried Partner visa)

The UK De Facto Visa is also known to many as Unmarried Partner visa and applies to applicants that have either settled status or Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK. A De Facto Visa, does not require you to be married to your partner. This is how it differs from a UK fiancé visa application which would require that your partner must join you with the express purpose of marrying this visa does not allow your partner to working. A successful De Facto visa application for the UK allows your partner to enter and work in the country without needing a UK work permit. Unmarried Partner Visa's are usually issued for 2 years. After 2 years is up the applicant can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) or permanent residency in the UK. On some occasions entry clearance may possibly be granted, this allows a partner to immigrate to Great Britain on a permanent basis. A British Visa ...... Read More