Could I still go back to the UK after being removed?

[neurotickitty]

I lived in the UK for 3 years with a student visa. before my visa expired in February 2011, I submitted an application to extend my stay as my NVQ wasn't finished yet. after two months,I got a reply from the UKBA refusing to extend my stay. They asked me to ring them to arrange my departure as they still have my documents. I was told to wait for their call as they are still getting my passport and other documents ready to be sent back to me. after a week, I received a letter informing me that I should report to the home office to discuss my immigration status. I went to Croydon Home Office and turned myself in to "discuss" my immigration status. When I got there, an immigration officer introduced herself and told me I had to be detained for overstaying. I said I only overstayed as you took ages to get back to me. You had me waiting for your call. The immigration officer didn't say enough and left the room. The next thing I know I was at Yarlswood Detention Centre. I got sent home after 4 days. Now, my question is, could I still be granted an entry to the UK after being removed for overstaying? After 6 months, my Irish boyfriend of 2 years followed me in the Philippines. If we got married here, could I apply for a spouse visa and not get refused? I have all proof of the genuineness of our relationship as we had been dating for 2 years when I was in the UK.
Suggestions and comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[zafarzafar80]

I think you are banned to enter UK for 10 years or may be for 5 years as you were deported on public funds. ( Please post this question on UK forum).

Related to your marriage with your irish bf, if you get married & could prove the relationship is genuine, and if he have a job in ireland or sufficient to support himself and you. you would be able to get a visa to ireland.

Good Luck

[EUsmileWEallsmile]

I lived in the UK for 3 years with a student visa. before my visa expired in February 2011, I submitted an application to extend my stay as my NVQ wasn't finished yet. after two months,I got a reply from the UKBA refusing to extend my stay. They asked me to ring them to arrange my departure as they still have my documents. I was told to wait for their call as they are still getting my passport and other documents ready to be sent back to me. after a week, I received a letter informing me that I should report to the home office to discuss my immigration status. I went to Croydon Home Office and turned myself in to "discuss" my immigration status. When I got there, an immigration officer introduced herself and told me I had to be detained for overstaying. I said I only overstayed as you took ages to get back to me. You had me waiting for your call. The immigration officer didn't say enough and left the room. The next thing I know I was at Yarlswood Detention Centre. I got sent home after 4 days. Now, my question is, could I still be granted an entry to the UK after being removed for overstaying? After 6 months, my Irish boyfriend of 2 years followed me in the Philippines. If we got married here, could I apply for a spouse visa and not get refused? I have all proof of the genuineness of our relationship as we had been dating for 2 years when I was in the UK.
Suggestions and comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.:)

Your question may be better asked in the EEA applications forum.

For freedom of movement cases, previous immigration history is not normally relevant.