Thanks for the reply ... Yes, the mentioned documents need to be translated into Chinese (not that expensive) Ha, maybe i went to a dodgy place :) Which part of China did you get married in? I got mine done in Shanghai and I applied for the Spouse visa there, took less than one month for her visa t...
hi John, yes her visa date started on 14th Feb. But she has not applied for a defered date, is this easy to do? and how long can it be defered till? She still has to tie up a few lose ends in China and give one month notice for her job, so by May she should be coming to UK. We are in no way treating...
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my wife (chinese) had her UK 2 year Spouse Visa granted on the 14th Feb 2007. When is the latest she must enter the UK? also how long does she have to remain in the UK for each of the 2 years?
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It is not mandatory to enter the UK within 3 months of the visa, your wife may enter the UK at anytime within the 2 year validity of the visa and if she doesn't, she just has to apply for a new one if she wants to come to the UK after the 2 years have gone by provided you are still married to her. ...
Hi people, just wondering if anyone can help me with a bit of a situation. im a british citizen, just married my chinese wife in china. she got her spouse visa for the uk starting in Feb. which is great news...but... her job in china has given her a promotion and a pretty good pay-rise this month wh...
[quote="nucleus888"]I have the following documents ... 1. Statutory Declaration 2. Certificate of non impediment Both documents have been legalised via the FCO and Chinese Embassy. What my concern is ... will I be marrying my wife as a British Citizen or a Hong Kong Chinese ---------------...
Looks like I'm gonna have to get a visa for my brtitish passort (via HK) before I enter China. Though I usually don't usually need to with my HK-2-China ID. I guess it's best to make sure ... as I AM marrying as a British Citizen (using my British passort) rather than a HK Citizen. Hi mate, i did e...
