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Hi i am non EEA citizen but i have resident in spain. i am from asia and have a british Civil partnership we got our cicil partnership last Sept 2007. Since were living in spain our relationship is ruin. He want to divorce me for invalid reason. He just let me a side and treat us adifferent person, and even bitting me up. I still have visa for UK until Feb 4, 2008. and i have sister in and shes a citizen.

Question:

1. Do i have to UK and ask help from the HOme office.?
2. Do im allowed to stay in the UK?
3. What you can advice for me to do?and the best options?

lanzarote81 wrote:Hi i am non EEA citizen but i have resident in spain. i am from asia and have a british Civil partnership we got our cicil partnership last Sept 2007. Since were living in spain our relationship is ruin. He want to divorce me for invalid reason. He just let me a side and treat us adifferent person, and even bitting me up. I still have visa for UK until Feb 4, 2008. and i have sister in and shes a citizen.

Question:

1. Do i have to UK and ask help from the HOme office.?
2. Do im allowed to stay in the UK?
3. What you can advice for me to do?and the best options?

A Civil Partnership is for same sex couples, is that what you mean?

1. No, if ur relationship has ended your visa is void. HO isn't interested.

2. No, as above.

3. If you have residency in Spain why not live there? Or return to your homeland.

What was your UK visa? Is it a visitor's visa?

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I strongly suggest choosing a better subject line for your topics.

Most people will not read this topic. You are likely to get more help if people have a reason to read your post.


Answer to 1) - the Home Office will not help you. You are not currently resident in the UK, so you have no argument to stay in the UK. There is less reason for them to let you enter.

In this case, your visa depends on your relationship. If the relationship is ended, the visa is no longer valid. If you are careful, you can enter the UK until the current visa expires, but you must leave before 05 February, or you will become an overstayer.

So, answer to 2) - NO. You are not allowed to stay in the UK.

3) -

Overstaying will cause you very serious problems in the UK and in the EU. If immigration marks you for overstaying a visa, all of your visa applications to most countries in the world will require you to explain that. And, many visa applications will be denied for that reason.

You say you are a resident of Spain. Is this residency yours? What does it depend on? How long is it valid?

Probably you should plan to stay in Spain until you can make other plans.

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sakura wrote:What was your UK visa? Is it a visitor's visa?

My visa is visitor/ civil partnership?
My english friends told me to report what he done to me? its not treat like a partner or a couple.

lanzarote81 wrote:I am treated by my British civil partner like shit after our civil partnership last sept 2007 and wanted to uk to complain,he want to kick me out, want me to go home to my country, just left me behind, dont want to be in the ralationship, bit me up, after our civil partner.. the reaon becuase im not get on to his friend and also because dont have work. My partner have 3 business. he just left me to find another work and dont want me to work in there business. is this considered Domestic voilence.

Please want suggestions as i wanted to go Uk
You think its right to ask help from the home office or citizen advice.
what should i do ? i dont have any family and he want me to go out in his life.

See also Chapter 8 - Family members > Section 4 - Victims of domestic violence and
Chapter 8 - Family members annexes > Annex AB - List of recognised domestic violence organisations

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lanzarote81 wrote:

sakura wrote:What was your UK visa? Is it a visitor's visa?

My visa is visitor/ civil partnership?
My english friends told me to report what he done to me? its not treat like a partner or a couple.

A visit visa is one type of visa. When did the visa begin? When this one ends, you must leave. It is usually used for tourism or to visit family only.


A civil partnership visa is a different type of visa.

We need to know which one you have. It is very important.


Also, did you ever have residence in the UK?

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lanzarote81 wrote:

sakura wrote:What was your UK visa? Is it a visitor's visa?

My visa is visitor/ civil partnership?
My english friends told me to report what he done to me? its not treat like a partner or a couple.

You may have a visitor visa
You may have a civil partnership.
It doesn't mean you have a visa that formalizes your stay in a legal way.
Do you have any visas in your passport issued from the home office.
They would be a sticker that takes up the whole page of your passport.

And tell your English friends to look at your passport so we can understand what your status is. Sure you can report him but that doesn't help your visa or legal status.

And what visa do you have from spain, you say you have residence. Now please note, residence, doesn't mean a home or a place to stay. It means you have a resident card issued by the government in Spain or they might put a large sticker in your passport like the UK. Is that what you have??
What does the visa say exactly about your status.
Write it out exactly the way you see it.

Please be very careful of advice given by friends. Most people, especially UK citizens without direct experience of UK immigration, have absolutely no understanding of immigration law.

Please give us the exact details of whatever is written in your passport from the UK or Spanish governments, or any documents in your name issued to you. We want to help you, as no-one deserves to be beaten by their partner, but we need to know about your situation, and also what you want.

Coming to the UK may not be an option, but you may be able to stay in Spain or return to your own country. Where are you from? You might be able to get some advice from your country's embassy.

You might try this link to look for local assistance: http://www.en.migrar.org/ - pages in English and Spanish, you can contact them by email, they may be able to diect to you a support organisation local to you and independant of the government.