The Immigration Rules say that there are three ways to become a “partner” and come to the UK as a “Family Member.” “FM” stands for “Family Member.” To begin, as a “spouse”. […]
In the UK, thousands of couples decide to make their relationship stronger every year by getting married. This is the same for people with visas who are in the UK. A lot of people with these visas choose to get married in the UK for a variety of reasons, some of which are good visa choices. We will talk about the choices for people with a Tier 2 General Visa who want to get married in the UK in this piece. It’s possible to get married in the UK, but there are also some things that might go wrong with your visa.
Pwedeng gamitin ang visit visa as the start date to apply for ILR. There was a case of R (Mungur) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2021] EWCA Civ 1076 (15 July […]
On 4 October 2023, the government will raise fees for all immigration and citizenship visa paths and services by up to 35%. The government has made the new visa application fees public. These fees […]
It’s important that the only person on the lease is the person who lives in the house. This is because it gives them rights and keeps their ex-spouse from trying to kick them off the land. It also makes sure that the person who used to live in the property is no longer responsible for paying rent or meeting other terms of the lease.
UKVI usually takes a few weeks or months to decide on visa applications. If the person has a passport or other travel document, they may want to leave the UK before a […]
Under the UK’s sole responsibility immigration regulations, the UK sponsoring parent has sole responsibility for their child if the other parent has “abdicated or abandoned” their parental duties, leaving the UK sponsoring parent in charge of the child’s day-to-day care. This could happen if one parent dies or if a court decides to take away parental rights because of abuse or refusing to let the child get medical care.
We tell our clients to re-establish the connections with the child and show that they are an important part of the child’s life. Sometimes, we’ll suggest that the child be interviewed by a professional, like a psychologist, so that we can explain how the parent’s deportation will affect the child’s well-being.
For many types of UK immigration, the visa holder (you) can’t be out of the country for more than 180 days in a 12-month period if they want to apply for indefinite leave to remain. The good news is that people with spouse or partner visas don’t have to follow this rule. But a lot of the people are worried that they may have spent too much time outside of the UK don’t seem to know this.
A Marriage Visitor Visa can only be given for a maximum of six months. During that time, you will have to get married or start a civil partnership in the UK. After that, you will have to go back to your home country or where you live. But if there will be a long time between giving notice and the marriage or civil partnership, the officer in charge of entry clearance can give a multiple-entry visa that is good for up to a year.
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