The spousal visa in the UK is for non-EEA nationals married to a British citizen or a person with settled status. With this visa, spouses can live and work in the UK for up to 2.5 years and can apply for permanent settlement after that. Requirements for the visa include a minimum income and English proficiency, as well as proof of the relationship’s authenticity. We recommend seeking the help of an immigration lawyer for the application process as it can be complex.

A UK partner visa lets a non-British spouse of a British citizen or resident stay and work in the country. Couples in a long-term relationship can apply if they intend to live together and meet financial and English language requirements. The application process takes months and involves providing evidence and attending appointments.

The Family Visa UK lets non-EEA family members of UK citizens or residents stay together in the country. This visa covers spouses, partners, children, parents, and some more family members. To get this visa, applicants must show evidence of their relationship with the sponsor, meet the English and financial requirements, and prove that they will leave the UK after the visa expires. The visa could lead to settlement, British citizenship, or Indefinite Leave to Remain in the country. However, the process can be complicated, so it’s best to get advice from a licensed immigration adviser or solicitor.