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Title: UK Partner Visa: English Language Requirements


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UK Partner Visa English Language Requirements
English Test Requirements UK Spouse Visa Learn
A1, A2, B1 CEFR levels, approved tests,
exemptions, and how to qualify via nationality,
degree, or test. Essential guide for spouse,
fiancé, or partner visas.
by Jay Gandhi
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Proficiency Levels
First Visa
Visa Extension
Settlement
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2
3
A1 level or above in speaking and listening is
needed.
The requirement increases to A2 level.
Applicants must pass a test at B1 level.
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Meeting the Requirement Nationality
Majority English-Speaking Country
Passport
Nationals are considered to have met the
requirements.
Use your passport to confirm your nationality.
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Meeting the Requirement Academic Qualifications
UK Degree
Specified Country Degree
Non-Specified Country Degree
Provide your degree certificate.
Get confirmation from Ecctis.
Provide certificate and Ecctis confirmation.
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Meeting the Requirement Approved English Test
Approved Tests
Take a Home Office approved test.
Test Certificate
The certificate should include a reference number.
Time Limit
Pass the test within two years of application.
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Exemptions
Age
Condition
Circumstances
Over 65 years old.
Physical or mental condition.
Exceptional circumstances.
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Examples of Exceptional Circumstances
War
1
War in applicant's country.
Hospitalization
2
Hospitalized for months before application.
Caring
3
Extensive caring responsibilities.
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Important Note
This is general guidance, not legal advice.
Immigration law is complex and changes. Consult
official Home Office guidance. Seek professional
legal advice when needed.
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