Hi,

Yes you will need visa to go france or any european country, you only dont need a visa if you have a british passport.

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mooncalf

Thank you very much for replying to my post, i have checked in new zealand you can get new zealand citizeship by decent much easier than british citizeship, your parent dont have to be born in new zealand for you to claim citizenship all they need to be is a new zealand citizen and both your parents ...

I am New Zealand citizen married to a british citizen and have been living in the UK for the past 3 years. I will soon be applying for my british citizenship, me and my husband want to move to new zealand but we want to start our family to and can not decide if we should have our baby in the UK on ...

Unfortunately I will heading off to the Wellington High Commission by myself, however I did check with them and if HO sites my Fiance's passport and sends certified copies to Wellington its all good. Yes finding out about the spouse fees after getting married was a nice surprise - I'm glad I ...

Is your fiance coming to NZ for the visa application or are they going to send all the documents to you? If so they will need to get certified copies of things like passports which neiother of you are likely to want to send in the post. I went with my fiancee to the Wellington High Comission and I ...

when you go back after 2 years they are more concerned with you proving you were in the same address as in a piece of evidence in your or his name or in joint names for each month or every other month from FLR. You only need to show that you have earnings for 6 months and that could be your earning ...

hi guys,

rather than putting it in this thread what is the best place on this board to put my experience for our set(M) ILR application so that it has maximum benefit?

The idea is to prove that the two of you were indeed living together at a particular address at a particular point in time. Do look at the whole list of possibilities mentioned on the SET(M) form. Don't just consider the obvious things like bank statements or payslips. Having done so, what gaps in ...

As long as the documents are spread out in time over the two year period, yes, fine. The application can be made no earlier than 28 days before the expiry of the current 2-year spouse visa, and no later of course than the actual expiry date. Earlier you posted :- I got Permanent residence in june ...