Wednesday’s ruling will determine legality of £18600 minimum income threshold for non-EU spouses to live in UK The fate of tens of thousands of separated British families in which one parent is not entitled to live in the UK because they have failed to meet a minimum income threshold of £18600 will be decided by the supreme court on Wednesday.The ruling is to be a key test of the family migration rules introduced by Theresa May when she was domestic secretary in 2012, which have led to more than 15000 British children growing up as “Skype kids”. Related: Supreme court backs minimum income rule for non-European spouses Related: 'I should be able to live with my wife': families divided by UK visa rules Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com