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Meeting the financial requirement under Appendix FM with children
By Stefania Patuto

There are many different ways to meet the financial requirement under Appendix FM. This post will explore when children have an impact on the amount of income needed to meet the financial requirement. Types of Income Many of our earlier blog posts explore...

 the different ways you can meet the financial requirement and the different types of income which can be used. The types of income include: Salaried or non-salaried employment; Self employment; Non-employment income (such as from property rental, dividends or...

Meeting the Accommodation Requirement: UK Spouse or Fiance Visa
By Alexandra Pease

Whether you are applying for entry clearance or for further leave to remain as a partner under Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules an applicant will need to meet the accommodation requirement.Contact our Immigration Barristers in London

 Whether you are applying for entry clearance or for further leave to remain as a partner under Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules an applicant will need to meet the accommodation requirement.Contact our Immigration Barristers in London

Variable income and the financial requirement under Appendix FM
By Richmond Chambers

In applications made under Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules for entry clearance or leave to remain as a partner the applicant is required to satisfy a financial requirement. The Rules require an applicant to demonstrate, by reference to specified evidence,...

 a gross annual income of at least £18,600. Where the applicant and their partner have children (who are not British or a citizen of an EEA country), the income threshold is increased by £3,800 for the first child and an additional £2,400 for each child...

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