Required Documents

1. Original Passports
2. Copy of passport  and BRP Card of the Main Applicant or Sponsor/Tier 2/4/5 etc
3. Original Bank Statements (3Months) to prove the maintenance (Mature of Minimum – £2,205)
4. Original Marriage Certificate
5. Original Police Clearance Certificate from Countries where were the applicant stayed more than 12 months
6. TB Test Certificate
7. Tenancy Agreement
8. Call History
9. UK PCC for main applicant (Optional)

Maintenance Fund

Personal savings

You must show that your dependants can be supported while they’re in the UK.

Each dependant must have £630 available to them whether they apply with you or separately. This is in addition to the £945 you must have to support yourself.

You must have proof you have the money, and that it’s been in your bank account or your dependant’s bank account for at least 90 days before you or they apply.

Example

You must have £2,205 if you want to bring your partner and one child with you to the UK (£945 to support yourself plus £630 for your partner and £630 for your child).

Or

You will not need evidence of your savings if you have a:

1. fully approved (‘A-rated’) sponsor
2. certificate of sponsorship stating that your sponsor will give each of your dependants at least £630 to cover their costs for a month if they need it

Visa Application fee for Each Dependent – Tier 2 General Shortage Occupation

• Visa – £464
• HIS – £1200 or Balance Visa duration of Main Applicant x £400 / Divisions

 

Dependants applying from outside the UK

They’ll need to have their fingerprints and photograph taken at a visa application centre to get a biometric residence permit as part of their application.

They’ll have to collect their biometric residence permit within 30 days of when they said they’d arrive in the UK.

They may be able to get their visa faster or other services depending on what country they’re in – check with the visa application centre.

If your child is over 18 they cannot apply if they are outside the UK. They can apply from inside the UK if they are already here as your dependant.