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We assist clients worldwide with UK visa applications.
We are a UK registered law firm.
We also deal with matters remotely — no office visits needed.
Other Services We Offer
Help with Fiancé(e) Visas
For couples planning to marry in the UK — start your future together.
Help with Extension Visa
We can help you extend your current visa.
Help with Unmarried Partner Visas
For long-term partners who aren’t married but meet eligibility.
Help with Settlement (Indefinite Leave to Remain)
Stay in the UK permanently after meeting visa requirements.
Help with British Citizenship
Take the final step — we’ll guide you through the process.
FAQs
Requirements for spouse visa
- You must either be British or settled in the UK.
- Your partner abroad must pass the A1 English Language Test.
- You should earn £29,000 a year or have cash savings, or,
- If you receive UK benefits you could also apply!
- We provide legal support for spouse visa applications, including guidance on the UKVI priority processing option
Can I work on a spouse visa?
Yes, you are eligible to work or study in the UK once the visa has been granted.
How do I apply for a spouse visa?
You can apply for a spouse visa from overseas or from within the UK.
We submit the application for you in the UK so that you partner aborad is stress free
How long does the application take?
The average processing time for a spouse visa application is 2 – 12 weeks from the date we submit the application to the Home Office
How long does a spouse visa last?
A spouse visa is initially issued for 2.5 years which you can extend whilst your partner is in the UK.
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DaVinci Solicitors is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and authorised to provide immigration advice under Section 9 of the Administration of Justice Act 1985. We offer legal advice and representation; we do not issue government documents.