Важные Изменения По Категории Виз На Пмж Для Супругов Граждан Великобритании

[British Lawyer]

Важные (выделено) изменения в отношении т.н. категории "жены и партнеры граждан Великобритании, лиц с ПМЖ и лиц со статусом беженца".

 

Резюме (кратное, возможно будут дополнения):

 

- Теперь может учитываться помощь третьих лиц

- Теперь может учитываться потенциальный доход иммигранта и партера

- Некоторые изменения по английскому языку

 

Фактически произошел частичный возврат к более "щедрым" Правилам, действующим до 08 июля 2012 года. Это хорого. Не хорошо то, что теперь как бы существуют 2 набора Правил, и фактически готовить заявления станет еще сложнее ...

 

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⦁ Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 290, 20 July 2017 : <noindex>https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/...90-20-july-2017</noindex>

 

Into force 10 August 2017. Intended to give effect to the judgment of the Supreme Court in MM (Lebanon) [2017] UKSC 10.

 

The Government’s response to the judgment of the Supreme Court judgment in MM (Lebanon) et ors [2017] UKSC 10.

 

Insert new general provisions in Appendix FM (paragraphs GEN.3.1. to 3.3.) which require the decision-maker, in the circumstances specified, to consider whether the minimum income requirement is met if the other sources of income, financial support or funds set out in the new paragraph 21A of Appendix FM-SE are taken into account. The specified circumstances are that the minimum income requirement is not otherwise met and that it is evident from the information provided by the applicant that there are exceptional circumstances which could render refusal of the application a breach of Article 8 because of the ‘unjustifiably harsh’ consequences for the applicant, their partner or a child under the age of 18 years whom it is ‘evident’ would be affected by a decision to refuse the application.

 

Paragraph 21A of Appendix FM makes provision as to the other sources of financial support which the decision-maker will take into account in such cases. These are: a ‘credible’ guarantee of sustainable financial support from a third party; a ‘credible’ prospective earnings from the sustainable employment or self-employment of the applicant or their partner; or any other ‘credible’ and reliable source of income or funds available to the couple. Paragraph 21A also makes provision for to be considered in determining credibility and reliability of the source of funds.

 

The decision-maker must consider, when an application does not meet the requirements of the rules, whether, on the basis of the information provided by the applicant, there are exceptional circumstances which would render refusal of the application a breach of Article 8 because it would result in ‘unjustifiably harsh’ consequences for the applicant or their family. The Explanatory note asserts that this brings a test already in guidance which was substantially upheld by the Supreme Court in Agyarko & Ikuga [2017] UKSC 11 into the rules. It is further asserted that the rules now provide a complete framework for the Secretary of State’s consideration of an application under Appendix FM on Article 8 grounds. References to leave granted outside the Rules on Article 8 grounds are systematically removed.

 

The changes require the deicison-maker, in considering an application under the new GEN 3.1 to 3.3 provisions, to have regard, as a primary consideration, to the best interests of any child affected by the decision.

 

The changes also provide that grants on the GEN 3.1 to 3.3 bases will put persons on the 10-year route to settlement, with scope to apply to transfer to the five-year route if and when they meet its requirements. Changes are also intended to ensure that a child is granted leave of the same duration and on the same basis as a parent and to ensure that the partner of a refugee or person with humanitarian protection cannot qualify for indefinite leave to remain before the principal does.

There is also a drafting, not intended to be a substantial, change to the English language requirement for partners or parents.

 

In a troubling change in paragraph GEN1.11A, destitution as per s 95 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999, or particularly compelling reasons relating to the welfare of child will be required to avoid a 'No recourse to public funds' condition.

[British Lawyer]

Все решилось 20-07-2017: <noindex>https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/syste..._Accessible.pdf</noindex>

 

Разрешили (в особых случаях !) использовать помощь третьих лиц, потенциальный зароботок от будущего бизнеса, работы и т.п. тем, кто не набирает положенные £18 600. Но в таком случае требуют большое количество дополнительных справок, формальных клятв с нотариальным заверением, справки о размере бизнеса потенциального работодателя, бизнес планы и т.п. Такое впечатление, что смешали 2 визовые категории: виза жены и Tier 1 Entrepreneur. См. страницы 10-14 вышеуказанного документа.

 

Важные (выделено) изменения в отношении т.н. категории "жены и партнеры граждан Великобритании, лиц с ПМЖ и лиц со статусом беженца".

 

Резюме (кратное, возможно будут дополнения):

 

- Теперь может учитываться помощь третьих лиц

- Теперь может учитываться потенциальный доход иммигранта и партера

- Некоторые изменения по английскому языку

 

Фактически произошел частичный возврат к более "щедрым" Правилам, действующим до 08 июля 2012 года. Это хорого. Не хорошо то, что теперь как бы существуют 2 набора Правил, и фактически готовить заявления станет еще сложнее ...

 

20 July 2017 - Useful Immigration News from the Immigration Lawyers who can help - www.legalcentre.org - Ph: 0330 001 0342 or 07791145923

 

⦁ Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 290, 20 July 2017 : <noindex>https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/...90-20-july-2017</noindex>

 

Into force 10 August 2017. Intended to give effect to the judgment of the Supreme Court in MM (Lebanon) [2017] UKSC 10.

 

The Government’s response to the judgment of the Supreme Court judgment in MM (Lebanon) et ors [2017] UKSC 10.

 

Insert new general provisions in Appendix FM (paragraphs GEN.3.1. to 3.3.) which require the decision-maker, in the circumstances specified, to consider whether the minimum income requirement is met if the other sources of income, financial support or funds set out in the new paragraph 21A of Appendix FM-SE are taken into account. The specified circumstances are that the minimum income requirement is not otherwise met and that it is evident from the information provided by the applicant that there are exceptional circumstances which could render refusal of the application a breach of Article 8 because of the ‘unjustifiably harsh’ consequences for the applicant, their partner or a child under the age of 18 years whom it is ‘evident’ would be affected by a decision to refuse the application.

 

Paragraph 21A of Appendix FM makes provision as to the other sources of financial support which the decision-maker will take into account in such cases. These are: a ‘credible’ guarantee of sustainable financial support from a third party; a ‘credible’ prospective earnings from the sustainable employment or self-employment of the applicant or their partner; or any other ‘credible’ and reliable source of income or funds available to the couple. Paragraph 21A also makes provision for to be considered in determining credibility and reliability of the source of funds.

 

The decision-maker must consider, when an application does not meet the requirements of the rules, whether, on the basis of the information provided by the applicant, there are exceptional circumstances which would render refusal of the application a breach of Article 8 because it would result in ‘unjustifiably harsh’ consequences for the applicant or their family. The Explanatory note asserts that this brings a test already in guidance which was substantially upheld by the Supreme Court in Agyarko & Ikuga [2017] UKSC 11 into the rules. It is further asserted that the rules now provide a complete framework for the Secretary of State’s consideration of an application under Appendix FM on Article 8 grounds. References to leave granted outside the Rules on Article 8 grounds are systematically removed.

 

The changes require the deicison-maker, in considering an application under the new GEN 3.1 to 3.3 provisions, to have regard, as a primary consideration, to the best interests of any child affected by the decision.

 

The changes also provide that grants on the GEN 3.1 to 3.3 bases will put persons on the 10-year route to settlement, with scope to apply to transfer to the five-year route if and when they meet its requirements. Changes are also intended to ensure that a child is granted leave of the same duration and on the same basis as a parent and to ensure that the partner of a refugee or person with humanitarian protection cannot qualify for indefinite leave to remain before the principal does.

There is also a drafting, not intended to be a substantial, change to the English language requirement for partners or parents.

 

In a troubling change in paragraph GEN1.11A, destitution as per s 95 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999, or particularly compelling reasons relating to the welfare of child will be required to avoid a 'No recourse to public funds' condition.

 

[lawguy]

Означает ли это, что теперь подобные визы будут быстрее рассматривать и "пробка" закончится?

[British Lawyer]

Да.

 

Только скорее всего, когда с ранее поданными разберутся, где-то в августе, думаю.

 

Означает ли это, что теперь подобные визы будут быстрее рассматривать и "пробка" закончится?

 

[San4ik]

Важные (выделено) изменения в отношении т.н. категории "жены и партнеры граждан Великобритании, лиц с ПМЖ и лиц со статусом беженца".

 

- Некоторые изменения по английскому языку

 

 

There is also a drafting, not intended to be a substantial, change to the English language requirement for partners or parents.

 

 

очень интересно, что это будут за изменения ...я собираюсь сегодня отправлять документы.

[British Lawyer]

Изменения вступаю в силу с 10 августа.