As a Moderator on this Board I have the ability to view the IP used when anyone posts. And your IP address is not in the USA. It is not in the UK either, but from a country much nearer to the UK than the US. So I now ask ... why? Why is this relevant? She never mentioned where she is at the moment,...
Hello, here's my current situation: I'm an argentine living in argentina planning to study english in london for a year (and may be more) I've found an institute which is registered in the home office's list and the british council. I'm going to apply for a student visa next month, I'll pay for the ...
rogelio, this is way I can't go that way: The above form is the Spanish version... Roge"r"io is the Portuguese version. R Hehe and also, that's the "spanish" spelling for "Why", I guess I could just enrol on an english course! :D Thanks for all the tips Rogerio! And so...
Do you have a partner in uk which you can register a civil partnership with? If so, you would still have to go back to your country of origin and apply for an unmarried partner to register a civil partnership in the uk OR register a civil partnership in your country (if your government does allow sa...
1. Is there another type of visa that I can apply for because my Partner is an Irish citizen? -I'd say unmarried partner visa which will give you 2 years with right to work 2. Once the visa is granted, will I receive immediate working rights? -Depending on the type of visa, for example if you apply ...
and about the european passport rogelio, this is way I can't go that way: awie, you are right and I've already tried that, I have french and italian ascendancy but the bad news is my italian grandmother can't pass me her citizenship cause she's a woman and she was born before 1948, it sounds weird b...
First of all http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk. But anyway the best way to go is to register a same sex civil partnership, if possible, do it in australia (although I'm not familiarized with the rules for this in australia) because if you want to do it in england, first you partner has to go back to ...
Thanks Toby and Rogerio. You are both right, unmarried partner visa does give you 2 years and right to work, I guess I was confused but I did check the requirements for all the types of visa I could apply for and as Rogelio says, I need evidence we've been living together for 2 years and it's not ou...
Thanks for the info RobinLondon, I've looked into the unmarried partner option, but it's just like a tourist visa: no work and 6 months, plus proving that we lived together for 2 years which hasn't happened, we lived together for 1 year and I can only prove we lived together in argentina, the first ...
Hello fellow members, here's my situation: I'm argentinian, my girlfriend (english) had to go back to england a month ago, we lived together for 1 year, first in Paraguay, then in Argentina. She's living in england now and we want to be together, I could go to her on a tourist visa but after six mon...
