2014 Visa fees

[bigmac]

Many thanks for that Terpe---that's how i read the FLR fee--£601---as against £1000 mentioned elsewhere.

So the economics of getting married here--and paying the FLR twice--would seem to be less than the cost of a return flight out there.

[Terpe]

...So the economics of getting married here--and paying the FLR twice--would seem to be less than the cost of a return flight out there.

Well solely in terms of the costs of Visa Fees......
Although some folks feel that the Fiance(e) Visa is somewhat more tricky to manage in terms of proof of relationship, intention to get married, and intention to live together permanently in UK.
Additionally, under a Fiance(e) Visa, a wedding still needs to take place in UK .
Until the FLR(M) is approved the applicant is prohibited from working. (either paid work or unpaid work such as volunteer work) .......potentially a cost there too......cost involved due to lost opportunity for earnings

As always it's a personal choice.....everyone has their own view on which one is the best for them.

Every application for a visa has it's risks.