thanks for reply and i think you are right about the france thing. Ive just been reading on other forums that some people have been here and over stayed visa's, got married to a british citizen and then been granted a FLRM.....??? this for us would be so much easier !! from what i have also read is ...

I think i was previously told that as she came over as a visitor and we got married, there was no way of her staying her as my wife? is this correct?

sorry forgot to say she is 19, therefore cant apply for a fiancee or spouse visa!!

hi everyone , I am needed sound advice to my dilemma. my situation is that i have a mexican fiancee with our british born son. at the moment she is in mexico with our son. now when she was here last as a 6 month visitor we applied for the COA so we could get married. this took three months and when ...

thanks very much for your help. i think we will marry in france, I will work there for 6 months + and then she can apply for a EEA FP or would it be a EEA2 form???? which would it be ?? and yes the cost is also good as it would alot less !

ok, I have been looking at the surinder singh method. From what i have read I could work in france and she could be with me there. I would work for 6 months and then apply for a EEA2 form, is this correct? And when would i apply for the EEA2 ? when we have returned to the uk or before in France ...

yes i realise that, but if she could come over agin for 6 months , we would then go and live in mexico for a yesr until she was 21 and then get the visa?? she has not long returned to mexico after 6 months ??

heres a question. as they dont scan or stamp passports on exiting the uk. is it possible that if she got a new passport with no stamps, then they would have no idea when she came or left previously??

ah ok, thanks thats cleared that problem up! now would you have any idea of what visa she can apply for. As she has a british born son can she apply as a parent some how for settlement ??

we are not in the armed forces. if it is over 21. what visa would she apply for?? we have a british born son together and they are both in mexico just now

i read this on this website?? under fiancee section, so im a little confused??

Fiancé/e of an UK Citizen, permanent resident or EU Citizen The requirements for immigration to UK as a Fiancé/e’s are very similar to the rules for married couples. You may wish to consider very carefully whether it is best to marry first and then apply for entry as this will avoid the necessit ...

I am a british citizen. I have a mexican fiancee and we have a british born son. my son has a british passport and therefore is british. they are currently in mexico as my fiancees 6 month visitor stamp ran out. she is 19 and we are wondering what visa to apply for so she can stay here indefinitely ...

Hi i was just wondering as I have read both. Does my fiancee need to be over 16 or 21 over to apply for her fiancee visa?? I have come across conflicting documents....... thanks