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ARTICLE · 14 JANUARY 2025

Client Success: Unmarried Partner Visa Granted Without Cohabitation

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Richmond Chambers successfully assisted a couple with an Unmarried Partner Visa application, overcoming challenges related to cohabitation and financial requirements. By providing comprehensive relationship and financial evidence, the visa was granted, highlighting the importance of a thorough approach amid changing immigration laws.

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At Richmond Chambers, we understand the emotional and practical challenges that our clients face when applying for a visa to join a partner in the UK, and we are dedicated to providing the highest level of service to ensure successful outcomes. Recently, Alexandra Pease and Alex Papasotiriou, Immigration Barristers at Richmond Chambers, successfully assisted a couple in securing an Unmarried Partner Visa.

The Case

This case involved an Indonesian citizen wishing to move to the UK to be with her British partner. However, although spending time together, the couple had not been able to live together due to work commitments and immigration restrictions. The applicant relied on her partner's salaried employment to meet the financial requirement.

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