Situations We Often See in Surrey
Every couple is different, but many of our clients face similar challenges:
- Marriage abroad after a short courtship: Couples who married soon after meeting, or after an arranged introduction, often need to show clearly how the relationship developed.
- Limited time spent together: When the sponsor lives in Surrey and the spouse lives overseas, there may be only a few visits, so every piece of evidence counts.
- A spouse who was refused a visitor visa before: Past refusals must be disclosed and don’t automatically stop a sponsorship, but they need to be handled properly.
- A sponsor who recently became a PR: Many former international students in Surrey are now permanent residents and ready to sponsor. We check that everything in your own immigration history lines up.
- A partner on a temporary permit: Couples living together in Surrey, where one partner’s work or study permit is running out, need to plan their timing carefully.
- Previous marriages or children: Divorce papers, custody documents, and children’s details must be complete and consistent.