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Hello,I am a U.K citizen and my boyfriend of 3 years is Moroccan. We want to get married soon and he wants to live here with me. I am currently a student and I was just wondering whether the visa would have a better chance of being accepted if I was not a full time student? I am planning to get a house and I don't claim any benefits and I earn about £4000 from part-time work and I get some money from the student loans company. He lives in Morocco and has a full time job but he is only tempory, although he has worked there 7 years. He has a degree in economics and speaks english very well. I just want to know becuase he will have to leave his job to marry me, so if the application is rejected, he will have no money. He is 33 and I am 21. Hope you can help me.
Optional Information: Province/Country relating to question : Morocco Already Tried: Looked at both Moroccan and British immigration websites. Got information from the Moroccan embassy. Have met twice with pictures, we both have no criminal record. I am degree student, who will do teacher training next year.
What is your annual income - is it £4,000.00?How much money do you have left to live on each week.Do you believe your partner be able to find work based on his experience and qualifications.
I don't have a house currently but I calculated that my outgoings would be £500 per month so £125 to live on each week. Yes my annual income is £4000 from part-time work which is tax free and I will recieve £6000 tax free for going into teacher training this September. I currently live at home with my mum so I have some savings of around £4000. Would this be enough to be able to support both of us?
He currently works at a Toll road which he alternatly works on the road as a cashier and then some days he collects the money from the booths, counts it and banks the money. He produces a takings report for that which gets sent to the head office. I beleive with this experience he can get a job as he can be trusted with money. I am not sure if his degree would be accepted here but he is willing to work. He could work in a supermarket at first and go from there.
I wanted to have some advice before I move out and marry him. As I said before if I get married to him he will have to leave his job and if the visa application fails becuase I am still a student, he will be out of work with no money. I don't want to use all my savings up that could be put towards a mortgage. Hope this helps.
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The fact you are working and have £125.00 left to support two people has been considered by the courts in previous cases to be sufficient.
If you can evidence that he will have somewhere to live without the need for either of you to apply for public funds then this would be satisfactory under the immigration rules.
You should instruct a solicitor to help you prepare the application with all the supporting documents needed to improve your chances of success.
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How much would a solicitor cost? Can you just verify what left to live on means? Thank you very much for your answer. Its given me alot of hope. I thought I needed a full time job for him to come over.
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Thank you very much. I realise now that there will be not much left to spend on us (£66) so i will have to be abit more patient. I will certainly employ a solicitor in the future, as I think it is worth that I can be more confident in the outcome. Its been a pleasure really, thanks again.
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Hello, I wrote to you last year regarding imigration of my moroccan boyfriend to england. I was just wondering if we could both live at my mums house, she has a three bedroom house which is paid for and its only me and her living in it.I currently earn £725 a month and if I moved out I wouldn't have £90 per week left to live on, but I would living at home. Would this satify immigration conditions for either a fiance visa or a visa after I have married him in morocco?