You won't now be able to apply for a fiance visa as you're married. The fiance visa is granted to enable you to marry in the UK, therefore if you were issued with a fiance visa this would be invalid and you wouldn't be entering the UK as a fiance but as a spouse. You may want to seek professional ad...
You're not disturbing me. :) If you fail the first time you can sit the test again, but I believe most test centres ask you to leave a week in between. You can go to any test centre by the way. Some get booked further ahead than others. Buy the study books and cover chapters 2-6. You'll need to answ...
July 2011 for the earned Citizens part of the bill. If you have the time, I would visit the UK ASAP, take the test and then apply for ILE from Dubai.
It will save you the added cost of applying for ILR from within the UK.
This is currently £1020 if applied for in person!
Sorry but probably not. The £900 is to support your studies, and is unlikely to be counted towards your finances for a spouse application. The fiancial support your wife receives from a friend on a regular basis will also be disallowed as 3rd party support won't be accepted. I would advise you not ...
You'll be applying for ILE from Dubai, and better to do this ASAP. Qualifying times for Nationality are due to be extended and ILR will be replaced with a Probationary Citizens visa. Very detailed and complex regulations, which is why I suggested you have a look at the new bill on the the uKBA websi...
If you are lucky and get away with marrying on the COA (you've been given sound advice on this), you won't be applying for FLR(M) from Jamaica. It will be a spouse settlement visa on form VAF4a. Fee £585.00 Will you be able to show in the application that: You can support yourselves financially wit...
If you have followed Vinny's link, you'll see that ILE and ILR are in effect one and the same. ILR is issued outside of the UK, and ILR when applied for from within the UK. If you have passed the KOL test prior to applying in Dubai you will issued with ILE. The KOL test isn't an English language tes...
I think Wanderer's right...it can be continued in the original thread.
No one can accuse me of being 'anti'...I'm Muslim....I just don't believe this is the right forum for religious discussion.
If she enters initially on a visitor visa and decides to marry and apply for a spouse visa she has 3 options: 1. Apply for a Certificate of Approval from the Home Office, once granted, marry and then return to Australia to apply for a Spouse visa (£585). 2. Return to Australia, marry there and appl...
Unless you decide you want to marry and apply for a fiance visa (6 months in which to marry in the UK), or marry in Australia and apply for a spouse visa to settle here, her only other options are to apply for a work or student visa.
It may help you to know that when you are returning together to settle in the UK, the ECO should use discretion. My husband and I were living in Spain, I had written job offer in the UK and we stated in our application that we would live temporarily with family. We only had around 6,000 euros in sav...
If you're applying for FLR(M) for your spouse and child, you will need to submit your passport with the application.
What visa status do you have?
Applications made in person by appointment at a PEO are generally processed on the same day.
