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    heya mylittleheaven07! i think the wage of your husband should be at least £1200/month that's what they advised to us but i'm not sure if 900 will be alright. on our draft,for the expenses, we included the utilities etc. just to show how much is getting spend each month and to show if he can support you when you live with him.


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    Quote Originally Posted by lydon29 View Post
    heya mylittleheaven07! i think the wage of your husband should be at least £1200/month that's what they advised to us but i'm not sure if 900 will be alright. on our draft,for the expenses, we included the utilities etc. just to show how much is getting spend each month and to show if he can support you when you live with him.
    lydon29,
    I don't know who told you about income of at least £1200 per month, but it is totally incorrect.

    The ECO just needs to see that there is a viable cash flow. That there is sufficient disposable income.
    If the disposal income comes in at less than approx £106 per week for a couple then it would be considered marginal and may be cause for refusal of a visa.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Terpe View Post
    lydon29,
    I don't know who told you about income of at least £1200 per month, but it is totally incorrect.

    The ECO just needs to see that there is a viable cash flow. That there is sufficient disposable income.
    If the disposal income comes in at less than approx £106 per week for a couple then it would be considered marginal and may be cause for refusal of a visa.
    the agency we used told us that,we didn't have any trouble and visa was approved quickly so doesn't matter now.was just giving my thought


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    Quote Originally Posted by lydon29 View Post
    the agency we used told us that,we didn't have any trouble and visa was approved quickly so doesn't matter now.was just giving my thought
    Just shows what some agencies will say to secure business by not providing honest advice.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Terpe View Post
    Just shows what some agencies will say to secure business by not providing honest advice.
    ye that's business but i don't think they're completely lying bout everything, il call it "playing safe" but like what ive said it doesn't matter now coz had the visa approved few days after lodging it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Terpe View Post
    lydon29,
    I don't know who told you about income of at least £1200 per month, but it is totally incorrect.

    The ECO just needs to see that there is a viable cash flow. That there is sufficient disposable income.
    If the disposal income comes in at less than approx £106 per week for a couple then it would be considered marginal and may be cause for refusal of a visa.

    as long as your working you shouldn't have a problem, but the more you earn the better
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