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Uk Residency
Hi,
I can't find a suitable visa, I want to live in the UK - permanently without leaving on my 2nd visit, I have been once on a holiday I meet nice guy who is British but want to come back and marry and stay.I check the GOV.uk website but they say you must leave after
6 marriage (marriage visa) how I can come stay.
xx
I can't find a suitable visa, I want to live in the UK - permanently without leaving on my 2nd visit, I have been once on a holiday I meet nice guy who is British but want to come back and marry and stay.I check the GOV.uk website but they say you must leave after
6 marriage (marriage visa) how I can come stay.
xx
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since we are English, dont get to experience
And those that do -- dont like it much
yes I was aware that there was a rule tha you had to apply from outside the country ....
You need professional advice and should start with your local CAB....
since we are English, dont get to experience
And those that do -- dont like it much
yes I was aware that there was a rule tha you had to apply from outside the country ....
You need professional advice and should start with your local CAB....
If you wish to marry and then live in the UK afterwards you may need to apply for a family visa.
https:/ /www.go v.uk/uk -family -visa/p artner- spouse
After 5 years of marriage and living in the UK you may apply for the right to stay here.
https:/
After 5 years of marriage and living in the UK you may apply for the right to stay here.
Sorry- had to abort my earlier post as it's so awkward using AB on my phone due to small screen, predictive text and not being able to add links, especially when walking ! Back on laptop now.
This site is helpful. https:/ /www.ci tizensa dvice.o rg.uk/i mmigrat ion/vis as-fami ly-and- friends /gettin g-a-vis a-for-y our-spo use-or- partner -to-liv e-in-th e-uk/
You or your partner (probably him if he lives here and you don't) definitely needs to talk to Citizens Advice if more info is needed or you need to seek legal advice. It's so important to get things right so you can have some certainty when you start your married life
This site is helpful. https:/
You or your partner (probably him if he lives here and you don't) definitely needs to talk to Citizens Advice if more info is needed or you need to seek legal advice. It's so important to get things right so you can have some certainty when you start your married life
The immigration people are obviously very keen to ensure such marriages are genuine as people do try to abuse the system to gain UK residential status so you need to make sure it's done properly. You may need to be prepared to pay to get proper advive- but check the solicitors in UK are authorised to give advice
This question looks remarkably familiar.
Whether it's from the same person as before though is irrelevant anyway. My response here provides a complete answer:
https:/ /www.th eanswer bank.co .uk/Law /Questi on16183 42.html
(i.e. a Marriage Visitor Visa is the WRONG visa to apply for. You need to apply for a Family Visa)
Whether it's from the same person as before though is irrelevant anyway. My response here provides a complete answer:
https:/
(i.e. a Marriage Visitor Visa is the WRONG visa to apply for. You need to apply for a Family Visa)