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Apply For An Unmarried Partner / Same-sex Partner Visa

An Unmarried Partner Visa or Same-sex Partner Visa enables you to remain in the UK if you have been living together with:

a British citizen
someone settled in the UK with Indefinite Leave to Remain or Permanent Residence
someone with a refugee status or humanitarian protection in the UK

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Eligibility For Unmarried Partner / Same-sex Partner Visa

In order to obtain a visa under this category, you and your partner must be 18 or above and meet the following requirements:

You must have been cohabiting with your partner in a relationship for at least two years at the time of the application.
You must meet the English language requirement.
You must be able to financially support yourself and any dependants. Read here the Financial Requirements https://qc-immigration.com/financial-requirements-partner-visas/
There must be adequate accommodation for you, your sponsor and any dependants.
You and your partner must intend to live together permanently in the UK.

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Successful examples of our unmarried partner / same-sex partner visa work

An Australian client cohabited with her British partner in Australia and in the UK for less than two years, namely for 1 year and 11 months. We put forward legal arguments and asked the Home Office to exercise discretion and our client was granted a visa as the Unmarried Partner of a British citizen.

Our American client successfully switched from Tier 4 Student Visa to a Same-sex Partner Visa based on qualifying cohabitation with his British partner.

Our client from Hong Kong was successfully granted an extension as the Unmarried Partner of a British citizen in a timely manner.

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