Secret Simon.... There are clearly systems in place (products of human mind) in which one would not be able to function if one did not acknowledge the use of nation states,.. for example, I have been travelling the world for twenty years on my UK passport. It does not mean that I consider the premis...
Thank you for your many replies. I appreciate it all, including the gentle reminders that the depression may be self inflicted and that there could/should be some sense of gratitude/responsibility for a state offering citizenship/rights to live and work. I suppose I see life slightly differently. Ov...
Thank you CR001 for your quick reply. We are (both very) aware of our requirement to be in the UK on his current visa. It is the very reason we were hoping (apparently unrealistically) that there may be a country he could get permanent right to remain. Surely once he has permanent right to remain, o...
Hello I am UK national. I posted (very depressed) a few weeks ago realising that my Indian Husband on a 33 month visa, still needed to get another 33 month visa and yet another visa before he could permanently settle in the UK. ie. it is a 5 year route to ILR in the UK. We do NOT want to be in the U...
Thank you for the reply Strangely enough, we were given a letter (with no date and without a name on it) when we received his 33 month visa. It says "Near the end of the 33 month time, if you are still married... you can apply to stay permanently in the UK." The letter has a few spelling m...
Hi I have a few queries about my husbands ILR application: I couldn't locate the correct application form via the UKBA website and only your posts have helped me to identify it SET (M) - Settle in the UK as the partner of a person who is in the UK and settled here. He has been given 33 months to sta...
