How much income do you think a British citizen should have before they are allowed to bring their husband/wife into the UK – or do you think there should not be any lower limit?

Fieldwork dates: 5 September 2019 - 7 February 2021
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 3 polls

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Results for: How much income do you think a British citizen should have before they are allowed to bring their husband/wife into the UK – or do you think there should not be any lower limit?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	7 February 2021 Poll by NatCen	1 March 2020 Poll by NatCen	6 October 2019 Poll by NatCen
At least £40,000 a year	7%	7%	7%
At least £30,000 a year	20%	17%	18%
At least £20,000 a year	21%	21%	22%
At least £15,000 a year	14%	13%	15%
No lower limit	37%	40%	37%

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I would like you to think about someone who is a British citizen who is married to someone who is not a British citizen. They would like to bring their husband/wife into the UK to live.
How much income do you think the British citizen should have before they are allowed to bring their husband/wife into the UK – or do you think there should not be any lower limit?
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Migration and freedom of movement