Kamilk wrote: ↑Tue Aug 30, 2022 11:46 am
I have decided that I'll bring my mother here on standard visitor visa
In your other post you declared it is your intention to bring her to live with you. If that's still the case, applying for a visitor visa is not the right route, it would amount to deceiving the Home Office since you have to declare the purpose of travel. Visitor visas should not be used as immigration routes.
1.what will happen to my pre settled status ?
Your Pre-settled status won't be affected by a divorce, it won't get cancelled, but you won't be able to acquire Settled Status afterwards. The relationship has to subsist by the time of application to Settle Status (but more on this on answer 3.).
2.if I want to marry someone from non eu countries how can I bring her here ?
They won't qualify under the EU Settlement Scheme, since the family relationship has to have started before December 31st 2020. The right route would be as the general spouse visa outside of the EU Settlement Scheme.
3 .will it effects my chances of getting settled status in future?
You would have to apply under retained right of residence, which requires 3 years of marriage with one year living in the UK as a couple and being a UK resident at the time of application. I understand you can only apply once you are legally divorced, with a decree absolute. Also, since your Pre-settled status isn't affected, you don't really need to do anything until you need to update to Settled Status, so right now the only thing you can do is make sure to keep evidence of your marriage and residence for when you need it in 2 years time.
A good explanation of retained right of residence is here:
https://www.carterthomas.co.uk/the-eu-s ... -partners/My posts express what I believe are the facts, based on the best of my knowledge, about the topics discussed in this forum. They do not constitute immigration advice.
