Thanks for all the input guys. It would certainly be complicated, and I think we have to accept that at a time that there would be a lot of emotional trauma for the children, the uncertain outcome and complication of process would make it worse for them. So - decision taken, we will be moving to Eur...

Got a feeling I already know the answer to this one, but I'm British with an Indonesian wife. We currently live in Singapore. We have three children (young - ages 9,7,3), all with UK passports. If I died, the family would have to leave Singapore 9as we do not have permanent residence) and we would w...

Thanks, good advice. We have indeed been married longer than 4 years so this looks like the way to go. Thanks again.

I can only relate our current experience, but my wife is scheduled to take a TOEFL test soon (she is fluent and all thse tests are a formality, but also needed for UK university down the road). We were going to use this for our FLR application, but quickly became aware that it would delay the applic...

Anyone know of the complications we might face from the following circumstances? 1) I am British, wife is Indonesian, we have been married many years, two children with British passports, soon to be moving to the UK to settle permanently 2) I do not have a job currently, but we have more than suffic...