Frequently asked questions

Applications for leave to enter or remain in the UK often come with a fee determined by the UK Home Office. The original website listed example visa and nationality fees, but these amounts are historic and may have changed. Government fees are separate from legal fees charged by Tamsons Legal Services. Check the current Home Office fee before applying.

If you want to join a partner who is settled in the UK, you may be eligible for a family visa, subject to relationship, financial, accommodation, English-language and other requirements. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances.

A fiancé(e) or proposed civil partner route may apply if you intend to marry or register a civil partnership in the UK within the permitted period and meet the relevant requirements.

Partner routes may be available to couples who can demonstrate a qualifying genuine relationship and satisfy the current immigration rules. Evidence requirements depend on the application route and circumstances.

Permission and extension periods depend on the route and rules in force when you apply. Check the current Home Office guidance for the applicable period and settlement requirements.

A relationship breakdown can affect immigration status. The options depend on the type of permission held and the circumstances, so seek advice promptly.

EU citizens' rights depend on residence history, the EU Settlement Scheme and other applicable provisions. Historic information on this page may be out of date.