Family visit for wife-to-be

[ranihani]

Hello every one

Just quick question.

I'm engaged to my girlfriend and we planing to get married. Late November back home not in the UK
But before that I' want to make n application for family visit to my fiancé to come and visit me for few months before I make spouse visa next year my be . (I'm planing to get her here Honeymoon )
Now is it possible to apply for family visit and do I have to mention that we are engaged now
We are not married official yet .
At the moment she is working and I'm working in the here and we are not ready for satlment visa yet .
I want to take time to make my final decision if I want to live here permanent or not .
If the visa refused is this going to affect. Future applications
Looking forward to your info advice

Thank you

[ranihani]

Any one pls with info

[Casa]

You may find it difficult to show strong ties to her home country and a reason for her to return without overstaying her visitor visa.
You will however, have to declare the relationship in the application, otherwise you'll be falling into a trap when you later apply for a spouse settlement visa and it will be obvious that you've withheld information.
If the visitor visa is refused, this won't affect a settlement visa as long as you are truthful in both applications.

[ranihani]

Thank you casa thank you for reply
at this time my fiancé. She is working. And she taking few month off. To get married

So is a work can be a good ties to her country
And if I write and confirm as a garantor to the home office that she will be back by the end of her visa is that can help

Also what she need to support her application. From her side and my side as well


Thank you for your info again

[Casa]

Thank you casa thank you for reply
at this time my fiancé. She is working. And she taking few month off. To get married

So is a work can be a good ties to her country
And if I write and confirm as a garantor to the home office that she will be back by the end of her visa is that can help

Also what she need to support her application. From her side and my side as well


Thank you for your info again

Your guarantee won't be worth much unfortunately. The case worker may query how her employer will allow her several months of leave and will be looking for evidence of strong ties to her home country such as property ownership, dependent relatives, study etc, She will have to submit bank statements, pay slips (or equivalent). You'll need to show finances for sponsorship and accommodation. There others on the forum who will be able to advise from person experience.