Well, the difference for me in getting to the UK afterwards leaving from Malta versus Ireland is the **price of **four people and a *dog on a plane, etc, versus simply driving, taking the train or bus, over a few miles without to Northern Ireland (& hassle free I imagine as well). BTW not too ma...
I thought it was funny when you said-for Vinny to tap --"into the Matrix". LOL. -Lol.--Will he answer my question then you think? (Also don't forget that I would not have time to do "three years" in UK before most children turn 18 for that other immigration route.) And there does...
Noajthan, I am quoting you as saying, "Unfortunately, Part 8 is no longer possible, unless the transitional provisions apply. Over 18 year old son will be subject to the more difficult Appendix FM instead." ---Did you mean Part 8 is no longer possible (for my children under *18) as well ? ...
Noajthan: Hello again (Cheers), I hope that you are having a bright sunny day! And back to the matter at hand for now, ---> If none of these options can work for us, then should I consider spending a few years in a commonwealth country, so that my children can become "citizens there first"...
Sorry about olgachild butting her nose where it does not belong on here! LOL. She comes across "very arrogant" and has a "bad attitude" to many other people as well, (you will notice). While it is true that I initially asked her advice (even though I did not know her), **I ended ...
Noajthan----thanks again-- I have not lived in the UK for three years previously unfortunately. So, how about the alternative (below). .... https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-part-8-family-members I was looking at this section: Parents, grandparents and other dependent r...
Thanks, noajthan....To answer your question, I am British by descent and I had to apply for my right to citizenship. I now have a British passport. Consequently, I can *not pass on citizenship to my children. There has been another way to get my children in (ILE?) as long as they are under eighteen....
To "noajthan" & others who can give wise & accurate advice/suggestions.... -*-Another thing I heard about (correct me if I heard wrong please) is that my Non-EU children do not have to be with me while I am doing Surinder Singh in another EU country as long as I can prove they are ...
I am a dual British Citizen (and single mother) in America. My children are only American and that is where we are all living now. I have to do Surinder Singh before it is too late to take them to UK with me. (I already know that I need to go to a different EU country for 3 months.) However, I STILL...
I am a dual British Citizen (and single mother) in America. My children are only American and that is where we are all living now. I have to do Surinder Singh before it is too late to take them to UK with me. (I already know that I need to go to a different EU country for 3 months.) However, I STILL...
