Immigrating to the UK

Priapus said:
Haven’t looked at the table. But they call it a family visa, not a spouse visa. Maybe it’s listed under that?
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I suspect its the limited leave to enter/remain - other category based on the cost. But they only show an out of country increase. Maybe the in country one isn't increasing?
 
Sinbad said:
I suspect it’s the limited leave to enter/remain - other category based on the cost. But they only show an out of country increase. Maybe the in country one isn't increasing?
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Yeah I’m not sure. Either way you’ll find out soon enough I guess.
 
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Gosh, and children have to pay the full price too (Indefinite leave to remain)?
 
2023 said:
Gosh, and children have to pay the full price too (Indefinite leave to remain)?
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Only if they’re non-British. They have their own fee. But it’s getting increased too.

Fortunately my Son is British as his mother is. So no extra fees there.
 
I think the biggest changes will be the healthcare charges, I see that is planned for Autumn sometime, so we are gonna get caught for my wife's visa :/
 
It’s worth noting @Sinbad (and others who are already in the UK) Visa renewals / extension do not carry the new fee increases - as the new fees are for entry clearance only - meaning, if you’re already in the UK - you don’t pay the new fees.
 
Priapus said:
It’s worth noting @Sinbad (and others who are already in the UK) Visa renewals / extension do not carry the new fee increases - as the new fees are for entry clearance only - meaning, if you’re already in the UK - you don’t pay the new fees.
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Now just to see how rough the nhi rape is going to be
 
I'm planning a trip to the UK in December, and I'm just getting everything in order. A few questions that I'm hoping someone here can help with:
1. Tourist visa: going to apply for this soon. For travel insurance, does anyone know if the standard Discovery medical insurance is fine i.e. just print the non-Schengen letter from their site?
2. In terms of accommodation in London, we looking at staying at the Premier Inn by Kings Cross. Is this a dodgy location?
 
Roger Banana said:
I'm planning a trip to the UK in December, and I'm just getting everything in order. A few questions that I'm hoping someone here can help with:
1. Tourist visa: going to apply for this soon. For travel insurance, does anyone know if the standard Discovery medical insurance is fine i.e. just print the non-Schengen letter from their site?
2. In terms of accommodation in London, we looking at staying at the Premier Inn by Kings Cross. Is this a dodgy location?
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1. I believe everything above the basic hospital plans comes with international travel cover. So you should be fine.
2. King's Cross is not a bad area. Actually slap bang in the middle of the tube system so you will be able to get around London fairly easily.
 
Roger Banana said:
I'm planning a trip to the UK in December, and I'm just getting everything in order. A few questions that I'm hoping someone here can help with:
1. Tourist visa: going to apply for this soon. For travel insurance, does anyone know if the standard Discovery medical insurance is fine i.e. just print the non-Schengen letter from their site?
2. In terms of accommodation in London, we looking at staying at the Premier Inn by Kings Cross. Is this a dodgy location?
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1. Travel insurance is not a requirement for a tourist visa
2. Great location; especially if you want easy access to the rest of London and I've stayed at the Premier-In in Bank, in London - which was great.
 
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