Reverse increase of the UK partner visa income from £18,600 to £29,000 if in UK
Lower the UK partner visa income threshold back to £18,600 for ALL genuine couples already living together in the UK. We think that the £29,000 requirement unfairly prevents many couples from staying together despite contributing to the UK economy and society.
Peter Kyle
Business Secretary
Similar motions
Lower the joint combined income needed for a UK spouse visa to £18000
Reduce spouse visa income requirement from £29k to £20k
Make the spousal visa income requirement reflect regional living costs
End sponsorship requirements for skilled worker visa holders already in the UK
Lower the MIR for family visas to the National Minimum Wage
Reverse increase of the UK partner visa income from £18,600 to £29,000 if in UK
Lower the UK partner visa income threshold back to £18,600 for ALL genuine couples already living together in the UK. We think that the £29,000 requirement unfairly prevents many couples from staying together despite contributing to the UK economy and society.
Similar motions
Lower the joint combined income needed for a UK spouse visa to £18000
Reduce spouse visa income requirement from £29k to £20k
Make the spousal visa income requirement reflect regional living costs
End sponsorship requirements for skilled worker visa holders already in the UK
Lower the MIR for family visas to the National Minimum Wage