Could you post some links to those threads? The only cases I've heard of are of people caught at immigration control with their 'foreign' passport, but still trying to use the Indian passport to enter the country. This will incur a fine as well as confiscation of the Indian passport. But simply surr...

i understand but i am in a very desperate situation? Its amazing in this world you want to do the right thing and take care of your elderly parents who sacrificed everything for you but the rules dont want you to, absolutely shocking to be honest. If the UK had the infrastructure and resources for ...

what about letting the visa expire and then seeking asylum? Hate to sound preachy. But Please don't abuse the system. There are genuine asylum seekers whose lives are very much endangered when they are refused asylum. And those marginal situations are atleast partially influenced by abuse of the sy...

Because of these specific circumstances, I have a few questions I'd like to ask: Will it be a problem if my girlfriend brings no money with her? A massive problem, yes. Alone, this would likely be insurmountable. If due to language problems my girlfriend has trouble understanding the immigration of...

I had an absence during October - 13 & April -14 due to an injury which led me toward hospitalisation and ongoing treatment even here. I was away for a total of 197 days and since after never had any absence for more than 15/20 days in any consecutive period. So to be clear: 1. You had an injury wh...

The rules are very clear. Indeed they are : You can apply to live with your child in the UK. Your child must either: be under 18 on the date you apply have been under 18 when you first applied for the visa and not live an independent life Your child is living an independent life if, for example, th...

It simply means the child knows no other culture or life outside of the UK one and it would not be conducive or in the child's best interest, for the child to leave and start from scratch in what would be a completely foreign country. Sorry, what I meant was that the rules specifically state that t...

@ outflak1 - the child was born in the UK and has never left, I know. But does that count as ILR or otherwise having established permenent residence? I genuinely don't know. I just assumed not since the HO seems to be picky about that. child turning 10 soon when a Form T citizenship application can...

@ outflak1 - there is a visa specifically for the OPs situation, which is what has been applied for, FLR FP 10 year Parent route, 4 x 2.5 year visas. Not the easiest visa to get and takes a long time. I thought the OP had applied for the 7 years concession route. I assumed this since the child is n...

A child born with dual British and Indian citizenship can retain both citizenships until the age of 18 (when s/he must make a choice), provided that the child has never acquired a non-Indian passport. But if they do acquire a British passport, I do believe that right claim Indian citizenship if for...

Yes my daughter and I have an exceptional relationship and has been the case since birth, even my ex wife testified to that fact. I witnessed her birth and have pictures from birth to this day, schooling (sports days, end of year plays etc), church attendance, all these I submitted to the HO That's...

It's become more common knowledge now about the relationship of a BRP to immigrants/residents and its cessation at citizenship. The Home Office does a lot better job of informing people and even threatens a £1000 fine if it isn't returned on acquisition of citizenship, though that's probably more sy...

If I apply British passport in UK for my baby, how about in future does baby can apply Indian passport based on their parents was holding Indian passport at the time of Birth? There was a bit of a debate on this a while back. I argued absolutely no. But I think someone pointed out that this might b...

It sounds like a hard life. Would you be willing to return to your home country and perhaps make everything easier on yourself there? I would have emigrated to canada to join my brother, but the thought of abandoning my daughter is a nightmare, secondly I never knew the UK policy was hostile toward...

Hi guys I have an extremely complex immigration history, We will probably need that, including dates of entry (and on what basis), refusals, appeals, everything; if we are going to be able to provide any help at all. ...where a caseworker withdrew my application and failed to serve me any notice. I...

Thanks for your reply. To be honest. All what she said was that she told them she came for a training and a course. So was she actually coming to the UK to attend training and a course? If so, she applied for (and somehow got) the wrong visa. If she was telling the truth, and was merely confused an...

Thanks for the reply, which I have found very useful and I have now become a british citizen. I am here again because my daughter is two year old, born in Italy. I have just become british and the dad has permanent residence. Would the child need to apply for permanent residence first, or we can sk...

Yes, even if your spouse visa application is in appeal. It is your right to visit your family. Careful. The UK can and will easily argue that the wife can just go and stay with her husband in his country if they want to exercise their right to be together. Having the finances to do so is not a 'rig...

Is there a way for me to get my eldest a British passport instead of going through the citizenship process, From the circumstances you have described (and a few very safe assumptions I'm making) your oldest does not qualify for a British passport except by acquiring citizenship. Among my assumption...

Yes Vinny..... that illustrates the controlling attitude of the home office / government perfectly ! The United Kingdom is a signatury to the international Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness. That law regarding the 6 months lapse of resettlement was almost certainly born of that committme...

Can Jury duty mitigate Good Character clause? As far as I aware, the only ways to attain UK Citizenship without being subject to the Good Character Requirement are: Be born automaticallly with citizenship MN1 child registration under the age of ten and, in some cases, even under the age of 18. [/ur...

If you've got everything documented, including their statements about the Manchester IKIM film festival, then you can appeal asking them to demonstrate where they got any information about a film festival or the extra time spent in the UK beyond what he stated. If you can clear this up, that is the ...

Degla 29 wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 06, 2018 11:13 pm

Im tunisian i live in the uk since 2014 i got my visa to stay and i just had baby
He is few weeks old im planing to vist my family does my son need visa to go over to tunisia and come back?

What visa do you currently have and did you have that visa when the baby was born?

She applied for the visa by herself, when asked at the airport what she came to do. She said something contradictory. Do you know what she said and what it actually contradicted from her documentation? What kind of visa was it? The only way through this to demonstrate that what she said was not con...

Two years ago, my sis was sent back home At the Airport. By immigration For false information. No crime committed. This is contradictory. Genuine documents. But she was unlucky. What part was 'unlucky' that she was refused entry because of 'false information'? Without some key specific details, we ...