A UK Marriage Visa, also known as a Spouse Visa, allows the non-UK spouse of a British citizen or settled person to live in the UK for an initial period of 2.5 years.

Yes, you are allowed to work and study in the UK without any restrictions once your Marriage Visa is granted.

The UK sponsor must earn at least £18,600 per year. This amount increases if there are dependent children included in the application.

Processing times typically range from 8 to 12 weeks, depending on where you apply and whether priority services are available.

Yes, unless exempt. Most applicants must pass an approved A1 level English test from a recognized provider.

Yes. After the initial 2.5 years, you can apply to extend your visa for another 2.5 years, provided you continue to meet the requirements.

You will need proof of marriage, financial documents, accommodation evidence, English language test results, and proof of genuine relationship.

You may have the right to appeal or reapply. It's important to review the refusal reasons carefully and seek legal advice if needed.

Yes, you can switch to a Marriage Visa from certain other visa categories if you're already in the UK legally.

If you're applying from within the UK, you should not travel while your application is being processed, as it may be withdrawn.