Station Agent, thanks again. I have been advised by others to always carry with me proof of financial condition, US residence, US employment, and health insurance. Also consider Council Tax, utility bills etc that would in your name, if the I/O decides to search you and finds those in your possessi...

Read an article where someone was billed £40,000 for an NHS birth......

ILR is lost after 2 years if you do not maintain UK residency.

thank you for your comments I have also found this on Nacro's website Do I need to disclose motoring offences? Motoring offences are criminal offences and they may form part of your criminal record, depending on whether the offence is recordable and on the disposal you received. If you were convict...

I will be marrying my American fiancee this year and we're trying to work out the best way to move her from the USA to the UK. It seems the regular route is to just apply for a marriage visa and that is all for now. However, whilst she was born and resides in the USA she also has a German passport....

Hi everyone I am new here but would really appreciate if you could help with a few questions I have. I am married to a british citizen and been living together since 2014 we had a child in 2015 and my application for partner was considered but not granted as we did not meet certain requirements but...

Are you legally divorced from your first husband?

Many Thanks for your response. However, my question is something different. I am currently working in India for a company x. My cooling off period will be over by July 2018(as i returned to India in July 2017). My company has office across UK and is a 'A' rated sponsor. My company is ready to offer...

Nothing to do with immigration, suggest you speak to the employer.

Some people...

Yeah I understand, but nevertheless its a risk she will be refused again right, due to the past history and her lack of any home ties? My reason for wanting to leave the UK is not solely due to this Visa issue either, I planned to leave anyway, so this just pushes me to do it sooner, and move somew...

Not sure if I would agree on the neutral cost to taxpayer aspect. Application fees for certain categories do seem to be yielding hefty profits to the UKVI https://www.freemovement.org.uk/another-massive-increase-immigration-nationality-application-fees-2017-18/ Nevertheless, it is the migrants choi...

It's about two things to me - neutral cost to taxpayer - tick (if you beleive the UKVI) NHS costs, I've paid around 6 figures into the pot over my working life, and took very little out, I think it's fair to ask a migrant to chuck a bit more in since they've no record of paying, £100/150 a month is ...

hi update in regards to Stateless case of my child...ITS being successful... very easy for anyone whos child is born in Uk and have lived 5 years, and they never being registered to any country. i am INDIAN, both me n my wife are illegal and our FLR FP application is pending with home office based ...

Visa processing costs are neutral to the British taxpayer, the reason they are so high is the cost of policing the T1/T2 fraudsters, cheats, tax-fiddlers and abusers we so so many of on here. IHS is a bargain, should be higher, here in Ireland I get to pay for health insurance visa PRSI ie as NI in ...

Hello, My husband and I would like to apply for family visas for my parents to come and live with us in order to help look after our children, but I'm not sure what kind of visa I would need to apply for. We would be financially responsible for them and they would live in our home. They are over 65...

The key the IO's use is 'genuine visitor' - and living here for 6 months isn't a genuine visit.

Have UK immigration officials provided any guidance to non-EEA buyers of residential property in the UK? I am considering buying a flat in London to use for extended periods as permitted under UK tourist visa rules for Americans. When not for personal use, I am considering renting it out. Is this p...

Well it's a bit naughty but won't affect a spouse visa. You'll have to apply from home though.

I know that I cannot be employed unless it is my new visa sponsor. But what about other options of working and being paid i.e. - can I work as a contractor through my Limited company which I own but I am not employed as a Director? - can I work remotely and paid into my UK bank account? or non-UK? ...

I am currently on Tier 2 ICT Visa granted in 2015 Sponsored by company X and working for client Y I have two questions 1. Is it possible to switch to Tier General if my daily rate is £ 650 (>£159,600 Per Annum) and with fixed term contract for 2 years + Client Y is also offering me sponsorship 2 Is...

Don't mention 'help with the baby' - work is not permitted, paid or otherwise.

If you are on PAYE and paid through payroll, if you resign, your employer is required to provide you with a P45. Do you work more than 20 hours per week?? Sorry for late reply. As this post does not shown in my notification. Yes, I worked more than 20 hours per week. What should I do, they did not ...

You need a visa for the South, not for the North.

If you are on PAYE and paid through payroll, if you resign, your employer is required to provide you with a P45. Do you work more than 20 hours per week?? Sorry for late reply. As this post does not shown in my notification. Yes, I worked more than 20 hours per week. What should I do, they did not ...