Hi forgive me if this has been answered on here but I am a British citizen and my wife is from India. We lived in Ireland where we exercised treaty rights and have been in the UK for 5 years. Her RC expires next month and we are applying for the paper form EUSS. What I would like to know is how woul...
Thanks I've been reading up and it seems that the correct visa is a C visa which I thought was not the right one. You may already know a lot of this but I have these two links that may be useful to you as you are travelling soon. I will be printing this off and taking it with me to ireland http://ww...
You know my situation so I won't go into the detailed background again but I'm hoping you guys can help me out on these questions: 1. I am going to fly out from London to India and then the return flight will be to Dublin. Would I have to show a return back to uk? And as my wife will be travelling w...
I have managed to plan most of it out in my mind and I guess the only thing that I am a bit unsure of is whether we can do this route while the spouse visa remains on hold. I have seen conflicting opinions on this..
2. Would my wife require a C or D visa? My intention is for her to stay with me for longer then the 3 months and I have read that under the C visa this isn't possible? Please correct me if I am wrong. It's a C visa you apply for, even though your intention is to stay longer than 30 days. The inform...
You mean she has had her uk spouse visa rejected? Shouldn't affect you to try the EU route I hope. Another thing to pick your brain about (I thought I did heaps of research on this but obviously I know nothing compares to you haha): this long stay D visa., it says that it takes 8 weeks processing ti...
Yeah I may just go a month or so before her but I have hard from a few sources that some sort of decision will be made my the end of June so just holding my breath. Assuming you get a visa? I thought it was your partner that needed a visa? Where is she from? Maybe I am underestimating this visa but ...
Think positive and your partner will get her visa I'm sure. I wish you both the best of luck and hope everything goes smoothly. I'm thinking of flying out around end of July/beginning of August too. Will wait for the hopeful outcome of the court case until then. I just hope I would be able to keep t...
As we would be applying from India, I am assuming that we would only be able to extend this 90 days under a D visa? And under reason for stay should I put that we plan to settle and work there? As we are not only planning to stay for 3 months.
Hi i am in the same situation as you are. My wife applied in Jan 2014 and as yet we are still waiting for an answer. Did your wife successfully withdraw her passport without having to withdraw the spouse visa application? i heard that if we ask for the passport back, then the spouse visa application...
357mag thanks a lot for your reply. I am a British citizen living in England. I understand that there are valid points to hold on but as I have been waiting almost half a year for the spouse visa to come and now hearing that if the court case goes against the Home Office they would most likely chall...
Hi I have read many many posts that give great advice on here and so decided that this is the place that would be able to answer my query.. Now I have done hundreds of hours of research into the surinder Singh route and in particular, moving to uk via ireland. These questions may seem basic but I am...
