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xz00022
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go study abroad after just getting married?

Post by xz00022 » Mon Mar 07, 2011 7:47 pm

Hi my fiance and I just applied COA, we plan to get married after we receive the COA. (Currently I'm on TIER 4 visa, and it will expire Jan 2012.)
Meanwhile, I also have a plan to go study abroad for 1 year in 2012 .

The point is, if my study plan will affect my spouse visa application? should I apply the spouse visa before I leave?

Can anyone please help me about this? Many thanks.

Sharon
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ElenaW
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Re: go study abroad after just getting married?

Post by ElenaW » Mon Mar 07, 2011 8:55 pm

xz00022 wrote:Hi my fiance and I just applied COA, we plan to get married after we receive the COA. (Currently I'm on TIER 4 visa, and it will expire Jan 2012.)
Meanwhile, I also have a plan to go study abroad for 1 year in 2012 .

The point is, if my study plan will affect my spouse visa application? should I apply the spouse visa before I leave?

Can anyone please help me about this? Many thanks.

Sharon
Why apply for a spousal visa if you're going to be leaving the country? You'd only have to extend later.
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Post by xz00022 » Mon Mar 07, 2011 11:31 pm

I saw some requirement saying : I need to stay in UK for at least 2 years then I can apply spouse visa in this country.

Don't know if it is right information.
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Post by ElenaW » Tue Mar 08, 2011 5:51 am

xz00022 wrote:I saw some requirement saying : I need to stay in UK for at least 2 years then I can apply spouse visa in this country.

Don't know if it is right information.
No false info.
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