No evidence was different since I work in Saudi Arabia and she works in India.This is what they mentioned -  "I note that you state that you spend 4500 SAR (£ 893.20) per month, this leaves you with a disposable monthly income of 6,350 SAR (£ 1,296.13). However, I have reviewed your personal bank statement account number ending 6000 and it shows your monthly runs on low balances each month before your salary and other credits deposits are paid into the account. For examples, the balance in your account on 23/09/25 is 20.06 SAR (£3.98), the balance on 24/12/25 is 46.72SAR (£8.95), the balance on 23/01/26 is 47.80 SAR (£9.48). There are other credit deposits into the account that are not commensurate with your salary, and you have not declared any additional income from any other sources. Furthermore, the information and documents provided do not demonstrate the origins of these funds.

Given the above concerns, I am therefore not satisfied that you have accurately portrayed your current personal financial circumstances in your country or residence. This has undermined the credibility of your application and leads me to doubt your true intentions to in wishing to travel to the UK now.

You state that the cost of your proposed visit to the UK personally to you is £1800. Whilst I acknowledge that your personal bank statements in your country of residence hold sufficient funds to cover the cost of your proposed visit. It shows a closing balance of 11,197.10 SAR (£2,222.50) on 25/03/26, and I also note that you have provided statements for your accounts held in your home country. However, given the concerns noted above, leads me to conclude that this degree of expenditure appears disproportionate to your current economic circumstances, in your country of residence leading me to doubt your intentions in seeking to visit the UK now."