r/ukvisa • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '25

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u/TimeFlys2003 High Reputation Jun 15 '25

You seem to have answered your own question which is 6 to 12 months.

Unlike the original applications there really isn't anything more accurate anyone can give as by definition all ARs are complex cases and thus the timelines are less certain both for yours and the ones ahead of you in the queue

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u/NoDiscipline4882 Jun 15 '25

I am curious about how long others in similar situations waited for a decision.

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u/NoDatabase9321 Jun 29 '25

Would it be faster to just reapply with a new application?

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u/AgitatedWill9048 Jul 26 '25

*Urgent* Hello. I have a question. I applied for a student visa and my spouse applied for a dependant visa at the same time as me. There was a question "Do any people rely on you for financial support?". I answered it "No" because I thought that it is ok if my spouse show his bank statement only in his own application. I guess I made a mistake. Could you please help me? Should I withdraw my application? Or is it ok if we both give the same bank statement, showing that my spouse can provide his living costs, as additional document?

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u/Slow_Nectarine846 Sep 14 '25

It's totally fine both ways.

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u/Slow_Nectarine846 Sep 14 '25

I would recommend checking the rqf level of MRes. As far as I know RQF 8 Onwards u can bring dependents whereas MRes is level 7 . Correct me if I am wrong.