Can we go back to our home country then come back to the UK for six months?

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Unless you have a class of visa which allows for it, you have to convince the UK immigration officer at the border that you are not attempting to live in the UK via successive long-term visits - if they suspect this, you will be denied, your visa cancelled and you could be banned.

Your visa may be cancelled and you may get a long-term ban on visiting if your travel history shows you’re repeatedly living in the UK for extended periods.

UK Standard Visitor Visa

So it all depends on the validity of your reason for having to return to the UK after a recent long-term visit.

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Nope, Don't do that even if you theoretically can.

Your situation is a textbook example of a person who would want to live in the UK for an extended period of time using successive visits. You will get yourself in trouble. It's better to apply for the appropriate visa, which allows you to live there longer.

Whatever is possible in theory is not necessarily always fine in practice.

You've good history with them and your spouse is British, use both of those things to your benefit and apply for the visa that lets you relocate to the UK.

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