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joy_86jm
12th January 2016, 00:42
(Copied and paste From UK Visa and immigration)Today 11 January 2016, the government set out its proposed changes to the fees for visas, immigration and nationality applications and associated premium services for 2016–17.

Specific fee changes for 2016–17 will apply after further legislation is laid in Parliament by April this year.

The new legislation will set maximum levels on the amounts for broad categories of fees that can be charged by the Home Office over the next 4 years. There are no current plans to raise fees to the maximum levels.

These increases will allow us to reduce taxpayer contributions towards the border, immigration and citizenship system and ensure that by 2019–2020 the system is self funded by those who use it.

The main changes are:

small increases (2%) for visit, study and work visas fees for settlement, residence and nationality will increase by 25% in 2016–17targeted increases have been applied to premium services, such as the priority visa service

Fees for all sponsorship categories will stay at the current rates.

The new fees for applications can be found in the.fees table.

You can read more about additional changes in the.Fees Order

Arthur Little
12th January 2016, 02:17
:cwm25: ... fees for Settlement, Residence & Nationality categories to rise by 25%?

......... :yeahthat: ... Ouch!

mendoza82
12th January 2016, 06:47
:omg:too much

cheekee
12th January 2016, 14:03
ILR has gone up to £1500. Ouch.

fred
12th January 2016, 16:22
Tut Tut..I think I can see where this is going..

marksroomspain
12th January 2016, 22:32
ILR has gone up to £1500. Ouch.

£1,875 from April 2016 then a possible jump by another £375 by April 2017 so by then £2,250 when my other half applies end of 2017 bloody double ouch...

Naturalisation now £925 April 2016 £1,156 then April 2017 £1,387 don't qoute me on these figures as they are only proposed amounts, but I bet my bottom dollar I am not far off...

Jamie's end immigration journey will cost me an extra £1,212 total now £2,425 total less than 2 years time £3,657...

Like I said don't quote me on this but I bet there is a few that will disagree, bloody money grabbing government once again screwing the people who do everything legitimately whilst letting hoards in through our pathetic borders...

Referendum can't come quick enough...:cwm23:...:furious3:...:cwm25:

Rant Over...:doh