You won’t be able to qualify for a mortgage on a Graduate visa because that is not a path to citizenship. You’ll have to wait until you’re on the Skilled worker visa.
You have to take out travel insurance for visitors. Using the NHS could negatively affect any future visas if you did not pay for services. Medication being free for over 65’s is only for U.K. taxpayers!
Have you looked into how much the birth will cost you in the U.K., considering that you no longer live here? My daughter in law and son, who are both British, thought the same thing. They also live in Greece because she’s dual citizen of Greece and British. Because they are not habitually resident h...
You could ask for an extension, but be very aware that whatever reasons you use can be used in future by case workers to deny future visit visas. The reasons you’re mentioning in your post imply that you’re trying to get your Mother to stay in the U.K. The Adult Relative visa is the most often decli...
Due to this I don’t believe you will qualify for any visa, unfortunately.
2014: Fake ID documents got them through mates
2015 till 2021: worked for big firms with a great job as I was qualified.
2021(Jan Got arrested): Arrested and charged plus court hearing Community work has been given!!
while it is true in-patient hospital treatment is charged for overseas visitors, services from GP surgery are totally free, I know a friend whose mom of same age as OP registered at a GP practice and they did all the blood tests and even gave the medication without any charge! hope this helps someb...
NHS does not check people's immigration status before giving treatment. All you need is to go to any NHS surgery and register her for a GP there. A few days later she can obtain treatment. Medical treatment is a basic human right and the are obligated to provide said treatment. That is exactly what...
NHS does not check people's immigration status before giving treatment. All you need is to go to any NHS surgery and register her for a GP there. A few days later she can obtain treatment. Medical treatment is a basic human right and the are obligated to provide said treatment. That is exactly what...
My 76 year old mother has arrived in UK on 6 month visitor visa and intend to stay for couple of months. It looks like NHS provides very less medical cover and i am looking for some cover even she do not have any illness history. Is a travel insurance better or a medical insurance ? I know its an o...
Unfortunately too many people (including me, btw) don’t look into the rules before immigrating into a new country. Because we didn’t do our homework properly, we can’t then turn around and say that the country is being unfair. You can still do your duties as a son if you move back to your home count...
she is 60+, retired. Even If I create a synthetic income source out of the blue. they'll refer to the previous application and find out that she is retired. right? Retired people still do other stuff for income. Even here in the UK. No one would question that. Are you seriously suggesting the OP li...
I have just invited my cousin for a visit from South Africa, and all I had to supply an invitation letter, and a utility bill. She received the visa in two weeks. On her side she had to provide proof of employment, bank statements and reasons for her to return to South Africa. She applied for three ...
Quite frankly, it’s offensive to expect the British taxpayers to fund your foreign parents’ healthcare via the NHS. Why would you think it’s ok to do this? My parents are foreign, and when they come to visit me, or go to visit my brother in Australia, they purchase travel insurance. The NHS is speci...
I’m the appointed person for our company, and have just today had a successful application.
We had to pay extra to fast track the application and, even then, the whole process from CoS to decision took 12 weeks.
[quote=snooky post_id=<a href="tel:1893425">1893425</a> time=<a href="tel:1586504607">1586504607</a> user_id=227412] For now as we are still in the EU transitional period till 30 June 2021, you can still rely on your old EEA family right to secure benefits. If they are using the...
What is the definition of "diplomatic help"? In my mind certainly, if you are imprisoned, especially where human rights are concerned. However, if you have been robbed of your British passport, cards and cash? Would the embassy just say you are a dual citizen, not our problem? And the unf...
Hi Secret Simon. It’s on the front page of this Gov.UK, so, not even in small print, but BOLD. I hold Dual and was told this when I applied. https://www.gov.uk/dual-citizenship “Travelling abroad As a dual national you cannot get diplomatic help from the British government when you are in the other ...
No. Even Dual British passport holders cannot expect help from the British Government if they are in the country of their other passport. It’s in the small print.
@FXR_1340 - I agree with you 100%! I find it appalling that people choose our beautiful country, live here illegally, then expect to be given a bonus of citizenship! Those of us who chose to come here legally, and contribute to the country, certainly so not agree with this.
No, the meaning of 'unacceptable behaviour' does not appear to be wide enough. Rolf Harris remains British, and I see no evidence that a normal rapist would be vulnerable to loss of nationality either - unless he had concealed previous offences when applying for naturalisation. Organised gang rape ...
