There are different visas such as fiancé visa, marriage visa, unmarried partner visa, etc. for an individual looking to join their partner in the UK. These visas fall under UK family visa category which falls under Appendix FM of the Immigration rules. There are some distinct differences between the fiancé and marriage visa for UK.
Each visa has its own eligibility criteria; including key requirements which must be met by both the applicant and their sponsor (UK-based partner/spouse).
Should you wish to apply for a UK fiancé Visa or UK marriage visa, you can call Visa and Migration Ltd on 02034111261 and speak to our team of lawyers.
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