Since July 2012, UK citizens and settled residents applying to bring a non-EEA partner to the country must meet a minimum income requirement of £18,600 per year before tax. Which comes closer to your view about the minimum income requirement? | Daily Question

Since July 2012, UK citizens and settled residents applying to bring a non‑EEA partner to the country must meet a minimum income requirement of £18,600 per year before tax. Which comes closer to your view about the minimum income requirement? Published on 18 January 2017 → Survey conducted on 18 January 2017 on 4333 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

It is too low and should be increased

34%

It is about right and should stay as it is

27%

It is too high and should be decreased

4%

It is wrong in principle, and should be abolished

11%

Don't know

24%

It is too low and should be increased

34%

It is about right and should stay as it is

27%

It is too high and should be decreased

4%

It is wrong in principle, and should be abolished

11%

Don't know

24%

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