Do you think the EU referendum result will affect visa decisions?

With all the talk about immigration numbers during the referendum build up, now the result is known, what do the members think will be the knock-on affect on people currently waiting for decisions or applying soon?

Both sides have been pledging to cut immigration numbers into the 10s of thousands, when there were over 180,000 from outside the EU in the last year.

And will it affect financial requirements? Just asking.

I agree with oss - try to get your loved ones here as soon as you can.

Im worried tbh me and my husband will apply for spouse visa this year.

I think the British Government has more pressing issues to deal with at the moment, we can only speculate as to any changes in the future, I envisage it will become more difficult in the future to gain entry to the UK but it would have been that way regardless of the result in the referendum.

Anyone care to bet immigration isnt down to tens of thousands by the next election

It might take a while to get immigration down, I'm hoping though that people from EU countries who were planning to come here to live and work will have second thoughts, on the same token I hope it does not put professionals off from coming to the UK to fill positions.

Slowly but surely we are making progress with our visa application, my partner is off to Manila soon for her English test.
I just hope we dont see more draconian legislation before we are in a position to apply!

As are sigs Oss

Thats not sure

With an apology in advance

Im afraid if goes to 50 pesos to £1 then that will make it cost alot more

It is going to take longer than that to get immigration down to where the electorate feel happy, Keith.