Someone has claimed this to be his true and real experience - is this possible, I think he and others are lying?
■When my wife and I met, I lived in Thailand. We moved in together and later married.
■My wife then applied for a 6 month visit visa which was duly granted whilst I was still in Thailand.
■We returned to the UK, visited family etc
■I attended some interviews and I started working almost immediately.
■Over the next 6 months we prepared a strong application for a settlement visa.
■She returned to Thailand, submitted her application for settlement.
■During the waiting period I flew over to see her for two weeks.I returned to the UK.
■A few weeks her settlement visa was granted and she flew to be with me in the UK
■Over the years, she was granted ILR and finally citizenship.
And, all in, we were apart a matter of weeks.
And this same person, has suggested that I follow this process below so as to avoid a forced seperation from my wife and child - is this possible?
Apply for some jobs from Thailand
■Apply for your wife's visit visa (you have stated you have the means)
■Both of you return to the UK (You could even return a couple or 3 weeks early and continue the job search)
■You secure your position and start work
■After 6 months together your wife returns to Thailand (with a full application) and applies for settlement.
■You seperate for the time it takes to grant the settlement visa.
■Your wife retruns to the UK and is entering into a stable, employed and self sufficent household.
Thank you
Regards
An Angry Parent
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