Are you Stanley Unwin?

A 23 yo is an adult - she can only qualify under her own terms, not via you or your marriage.

So that maean student visa (very expensive) or work permit (very onerous).

Surely the best time to have considered this was when deciding to emigrate?

An asylum seeker from USA? Fair enough I suppose - place is full of lunatics....

Hi all I would really appreciate if someone with experience can shed some light on this. I recently just got my British Passport. I also have another nationality so I hold two passports. Now I don't want my home country to find out that I have become a British Citizen (it's not illegal, I just don'...

UK-Ireland is internal travel within the CTA, hence no stamp and no immigration check. Believe me, as I deal with short-term CoS for non-visa nationals all the time; I've previously had clients who sought out officers to stamp their passports on return to the UK from Ireland - they were told that i...

Don't forget your partner will need a work permit to work in Europe, ancestry visa only allows work in UK, her employer might not have considered this.

He'd have to formally apply for a visa depending on what visa he had before - which may well still be a struggle.

Why was he deported?

please i would like a fast reply about marrying a Hungarian citizen in Hungary, what are the procedures and papers need or documents for marrying a hungarian citizin in hungary ? knowing i am egyptian and would like to marry my hungarian fiance in hungary ? Her's the info you need; Egy Magyarul Ház...

I'll wait until it's on Jeremy Kyle, see what he says.....

Is she studying now?

The birth will have to be paid for, as I can't see her getting a T4 visa whilst not being able to study.

According to FCO Costa Rica isn't dangerous.

Hi All, I was wondering if you could give me some advice as I am unsure as to how it all works. I am English, a friend of mine who I met whilst travelling is Honduran and wants to move here due to the political situation in her country and just due the fact it is very dangerous there and I would li...

Hi Tier1 Gurus, My final Tier1 G visa is till March 2018 and am eligible for ILR ( completed 5 yrs from 2012 to 2017 ). Planned to apply for ILR now. I showed £43000 to HMRC and paid only £39000 to HMRC. SA302 reflects this. I came to know from my solicitor2 things - 1. that even if I amend now it ...

As long as you can show you can afford to repay the mortgage no problem. However being on a transient visa would mean being lumbered with higher interest rate and a larger deposit being required. There are lots of specialist mortgage brokers about, you just need to use some search nous in Google to ...

AIUI, dual UK/Irish citizens cannot avail themselves of EEA rules in UK and so in these cases are considered British only.

In any case as you have ILR you are firmly under UK rules for immigration anyway.

I found it! The OP missed the next page to the section he posted which totally puts the kybosh on it; 7.—(1) Pending the re-integration of the national territory, subsection (1) of section 6 shall not apply to a person, not otherwise an Irish citizen, born in Northern Ireland on or after the 6th Dec...

Keep fighting and when all doors closed ,God will open another door for you and keep hope for good days and if New general election comes Labour will win and new amnesty comes, 20 years is rules even you are overstayed. You will get status. There will be no anmesty, such a policy isn't a vote-winne...

And you might need them for the extention in 2.5 years time...

Wait until you can afford it, the only way is money ( marriage or student) or serious expertise (work permit). Self emplyment is not an option.

It''s not discrimination it's due dilligence. Are you serious or are you just trolling? The HO itself has insisted that nothing changes at the moment and nothing is required from either the employees or the employers. So what would be the point of making a register or EU employees and pushing them ...

It''s not discrimination it's due dilligence.

askaamir wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 14, 2018 6:19 am

Wanderer wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 13, 2018 2:52 pm

Funny how so many of these EEA/non-EEA marriages only last three years, coincidently just enough for RoR.

Just sayin' like....

I have 2 kids co incidently..
Faced stress and trauma to fight and see the kids..

Just sayin like..

Suppose I deserved that one, thwackkkk!

Funny how so many of these EEA/non-EEA marriages only last three years, coincidently just enough for RoR.

Just sayin' like....

Thanks CR001! With regards to the unmarried partner visa, and " the strict 2 years cohabitation in a relationship akin to marriage with documentary evidence to prove it ", if my BF and I have never lived together, but have been in a relationship longer than 2 years, is there any chance we could sti...