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Can anybody advise as to how many months of financial records are required to support a application at the British Embassy, Bangkok for Settlement in United Kingdom, i.e, bank statements, and in this case invoices.

I have trawled through all the government websites but cannot see where they specify how many months of financial evidence they require.

Thank you in anticipation

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Can anybody advise as to how many months of financial records are required to support a application at the British Embassy, Bangkok for Settlement in United Kingdom, i.e, bank statements, and in this case invoices.

I have trawled through all the government websites but cannot see where they specify how many months of financial evidence they require.

Thank you in anticipation

I handed in 6 months worth of bank statements and 6 months worth of pay slips.

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Can anybody advise as to how many months of financial records are required to support a application at the British Embassy, Bangkok for Settlement in United Kingdom, i.e, bank statements, and in this case invoices.

I have trawled through all the government websites but cannot see where they specify how many months of financial evidence they require.

Thank you in anticipation

We put in 3 months worth of each in June this year which was enough to get my wife her settlement visa.

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I've actually done it twice on 2 month's wage slips/bank statements, but this was with a very good supporting letter from my boss. Once for a tourist visa and the second for a spouse/settlement visa.

I was lucky that I was returning to an old job and my employers were very happy about it and said so in the supporting letter, also stated that I'd be there long term.

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You need three months of financial statements to apply for a visa, then you have to live in the Uk together for two years before applying for a settlement visa which costs £750, after a further year you can apply for British citizenship

Erm.......

I thought it went like this:

  1. Apply for settlement visa, go to UK
  2. After 2 years apply for ILR (indefinite leave to remain) which costs £750 or possibly more by then.

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