UK Marriage Visa and UK Citizenship
UK marriage visa is initially given for a 2 years probationary period and can lead to indefinite leave to remain. If you and your spouse have been married or have been in a civil partnership for at least 4 years and have been living together outside of the United Kingdom and you meet all the necessary requirements to stay together, an application for ILR can be made immediately without the need for 2 years probationary period.
To obtain a UK marriage visa you must demonstrate that:
• You are legally married to each other
• Your wife or husband is present and settled in the UK
• You both intend to live together permanently as husband and wife.
• You have met each other before
• You can support yourselves and any dependant without any help from public funds.
• You and your spouse are over 18 years
• You have suitable accommodation which is owned or lived in only by you and your household, where you can live without any assistance.
At the time of submitting the application you must demonstrate that you are legally married to a UK citizen or permanent resident. This person must be your genuine spouse. You must show that you have the knowledge of life in the UK and that you marriage is genuine and continuing.
UK citizenship can be granted to you if you are over 18 years and have been living in the UK for at least 5 years or 3 years if you have been married to or in a civil partnership with a British citizen. This is the most common way of applying for citizenship. To qualify for a UK citizenship, you must intend to continue living in the UK, you must be of sound mind, you must be able to communicate in English, welsh or Scottish Gaelic, you must have sufficient knowledge of life in the UK, be of a good character and must meet the residential requirements.
You should take the test to apply for UK citizen, provided you fail the other test, if you pass the test you will be given a letter proving you have been successful. You are allowed to live and work in the United Kingdom without restriction. You are also entitled to a life in UK and unrestricted entry to the UK and movement within the European Union. It is possible to qualify for citizenship after being granted indefinite leave to remain and also qualify through registration or through the right of abode in the UK.
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