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No, why should it?Will it change the visa process ?
There is certainly no compulsion under UK for a woman to change her surname on getting married. It is simply a convention that most choose to follow. But what about Indian law?After my marriage do my wife need to change her surname in the passport before applying for spouse visa?
No problem .... but what a way to spend the honeymoon.Is it ok to apply for spouse visa immediately after my marriage. ie. wedding on 1st and applying spouse visa by 2nd?
Thanks for the link john.desperado, I suspect that you can get answers to many of your questions by visiting the website of the BHC Chennai. For example clicking on "How do I make my application?" will explain about VFS.
I can't think of anything in Indian law either.There is certainly no compulsion under UK for a woman to change her surname on getting married. It is simply a convention that most choose to follow. But what about Indian law?
I know...but I've only two weeks to sort out these issues...so will apply for spouse visa as soon as possible and then travelling to the caribbean islands for the honeymoonNo problem .... but what a way to spend the honeymoon.
The Nationalities of world are basically divided into Visa Nationals, Non-Visa Nationals and EEA/Swiss Citizens. The difference is that Visa Nationals always require a visa to enter the UK ... whereas with Non-Visa Nationals it is not so clear-cut. A Non-Visa National does not require a visa to enter the UK as a visitor for six months or less. Nevertheless on arrival in the UK there are quite a few instances of such people being declined admission into the UK, quite often because the immigration officer does not believe their stated intentions.do you know when does entry clearance is 100% compulsory?
Absolutely, that is now the case, even for Non-Visa Nationals ... except ... that does not apply to EEA/Swiss Citizens who possess treaty rights.anyone who wants to travel for more then 6 months need entry clearance before they travel...right?