Begin Your Life Together in the United Kingdom
The Spouse & Partner visa allows British citizens and those with settled status in the UK to bring their loved one to live with them permanently. The route covers spouses, civil partners, and unmarried partners. We assist with the agreed application work through to the Home Office decision, subject to the scope set out in your client care letter. Approval cannot be guaranteed.
Unmarried partners must demonstrate a relationship similar to marriage or civil partnership for at least two years before applying. Cohabitation is relevant evidence, but a qualifying relationship may also be established where the couple has been unable to live together, for example because of work, study or cultural circumstances.
We assist with straightforward partner applications under the five-year route. Cases requiring human rights representations, exceptions to the ordinary requirements or work beyond our authorisation are referred appropriately.
How We Get You There
Initial Consultation & Eligibility
We assess your relationship history, financial circumstances, and personal situation to confirm eligibility and identify the strongest evidence for your case.
Document Collection & Review
Our experts provide a detailed checklist and meticulously review your documents, from financial evidence to proof of your relationship, before submission.
Application Submission
We complete and submit a professionally prepared application on your behalf, structured to meet Home Office evidential requirements in full.
Receive Your Decision
We manage all communication with the Home Office, and advise on next steps for dependants or future settlement.
Benefits of the Spouse & Partner Visa
This visa is the key to closing the distance and starting your new life together in the UK. It provides the legal foundation for you and your partner to live, work, and plan your future in one place, with the full rights and stability needed to build a home.
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Live together with your partner in the UK
Right to work and study without restriction
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Clear pathway to settlement (ILR)
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Access to the National Health Service (NHS)