The UK Spouse Visa permits a non-UK national partner to join or remain with their British or settled partner in the United Kingdom. A key aspect of this application process is meeting the financial requirement under Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules, designed to...
Our client, the non-British spouse of a UK citizen, had previously been living in the UK under the 10-year partner route due to not meeting all requirements of the 5-year route under Appendix FM of the immigration rules. At that time, her application had been granted...
From 9 April 2025, the UK Home Office will introduce revised visa application fees across a wide range of immigration categories. Whether you are applying to join a family member, work in the UK, study, settle permanently, or become a British citizen, understanding...
When applying for British Citizenship by Naturalisation, one of the most common concerns we hear from applicants is: “How long does the process take?” This guide outlines the standard timeline for a British Citizenship application under Form AN, based on official Home...
A family of three — a couple and their adult son — submitted their joint British citizenship application after years of living, working, and studying in the UK. With permanent residence secured through the EU Settlement Scheme, they turned to Whytecroft Ford to guide...
Cash savings held in overseas accounts can be used to meet the financial requirement for a UK Partner Visa, provided they comply with the Immigration Rules. This includes demonstrating ownership, control, legal source, and a minimum six-month holding period. The...
