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Section A: What is the Skilled Worker Visa Minimum Salary?
The Skilled Worker route does not impose one flat “minimum salary”. Instead, the Immigration Rules set multiple salary-points options with different cash thresholds and different going-rate percentages, and the correct option depends on the role, the worker’s circumstances and whether any transitiona...
Section A: What is Appendix FM?
Appendix FM sets out the requirements for certain family members applying to join or remain with a relative in the UK who is a British citizen, a person with settled status, or certain other categories such as refugees, people with humanitarian protection or some individuals with status under the EU Settlement Scheme or as sta...
Family reunion, within the context of UK immigration, allows foreign nationals residing in the UK under work, study, or refugee routes to reunite with their close family members. Fundamentally, the policy is designed to help families that have been split by the necessity of migration due to economic opportunities or safety concerns.
As a principle of immigration law, f...
Section A: What is the UK Partner Visa?
The partner visa is part of the wider UK family visa route and allows an eligible partner of a person in the UK to apply for permission to enter or stay here so the couple can live together long term. It is the main route for partners of British citizens, t...
Section A: What is Naturalisation?
British naturalisation is the legal process by which a non-British individual can apply to become a British citizen. It is one of the main routes for those who have made the UK their long-term home and want to settle permanently with full rights.</p...
