My Wife is 20, if the minimum age for Settlement is changed to 21 she will have to wait a whole new year to come here. I was hoping that the EEA would get around the age requirement issue. I have the majority of documents to show I can fully support my Wife and that it is a Genuine relationship. So ...

I was told that you had to be atleast working in another EU country for 6 months to show that you are exercising your rights as a member of the EU/EEA. That's why I was going for the settlement Visa to begin with, Her Citizenship is Canadian.. So i'm assuming if I get the Dual Irish/British citizens...

With my second question above

Can anyone help me with this please?

I am aware that it would take longer for her to gain citizenship. I am currently working and living in the England and have never worked or lived in Ireland.

If I apply for the Irish Citizenship and Passport and receive it, can my wife still live with me if she gets the EEA?

I was born and raised in England, although I am entitled to an Irish passport and Citizenship through descent.

I'm currently planning on getting a settlement Visa for my wife to live in the UK.

If I had the Irish Citizenship, would I we able to apply for the EEA instead?

Thanks Christophe for your feedback!

When a non-visa national enters the UK for a Visit

They get stamped with 'Leave to Enter' in their passports.

This stamp will usually allow you to stay within the UK for a maximum 6 Months. You may only use these 6 Months in a 1 Year Period.

Is this correct?

I was denied a Working HolidayMaker Visa and wish to re-apply I'm re-applying under these grounds ''I have previously applied for a Working Holiday Maker Visa. This is not an appeal because I thought it would take a very long time and become costly, this was my first time applying for a Visa so I wa...

Let me re-phrase that,

If I was denied a Working Holidaymaker Visa, would I be denied permission to visit the UK without a Visa? If I was from Canada

Can I go to Ottawa for an interview in person for this Visa?

If someone is denied a Working HolidayMaker Visa, can they re-apply if their circumstances have changed? Would denial of a WHM Visa cause denial of 'Leave to Remain' (6 Months Tourist/Visitor Stamp) within the UK? Even if; The Visitor has adequite funds for the Visit length The Visitor has a return ...

I need to accept that there is not going to be an easy way for me and my wife to be together. We'll have to go for the $1200 Settlement, thanks for all your help anyways

Okay, if i'm British and I live in another EU country. How long must I live there before I can apply? and can I return to the UK afterwards and apply?

I can get cheap flights there and back for $350 CAD for her. Why can she not come live with me on a EEA Family Permit? I read some of this ''An EEA family permit is a form of entry clearance that we give free of charge so that members of your family who are not EEA nationals can travel with you or j...

I am a British Citizen, yes. My wife is a Canadian Citizen

Can I still get it?

Will she be allowed to visit me in the UK while I save up for the Settlement Visa?

Or will this denial of the visa her deny her entry?

We know that we have to apply for it in Ottawa,

But is it likely she will be allowed to stay with me in England having been denied a visa?

I need to save up money to get the visa anyway, and while i'm doing so she'd like to be in the UK with me. I thought a Settlement was a spouse visa?

She wants to live indefinitely with me in the UK, how does a Spouse Visa differ to a Settlement?

I think if you get approved to live there under a Settlement Visa you're allowed to work for the 2 years that you remain there. You wont have a National Insurance Number but you give your employer the number on your visa paperwork and this will allow you to work. After the 2 years you have to apply ...

My wife has previously entered the UK on 2 occasions. On these 2 occasions she was given a 6 month entry stamps, I hear that these stamps are given as a warning and she was told that she cannot receive one more of these stamps. She applied for a Working HolidayMaker visa and was denied because she d...

She was stamped with a black stamp saying Leave to Enter/Remain 6 Months and it has a little code on it. If you would like to know more about my situation here it is

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=15773

Are you living in the UK? Yes What is the citizenship of your partner? Canadian Is your partner living and working presently in Canada? She is living in Canada and currently not working. She's seeking part-time employment though. How long have the visits to the UK lasted in the past? 1 Month First ...

Hello, I need some advice on whether or not my future wife will be allowed to visit the UK without a Visa. My fiancee applied for a Working HolidayMaker Visa a few months back for which she was denied because they believed she accumulated the money falsely to secure entry clearance and they were sus...

Thanks alot, i've been very stressed about this over the last few days. Nice to have some encouragement

I have the following supporting documents; Finance - Hers and mine Bank Statements covering the last 3 months of income, Letter from my Employer confirming work and salary, Proof of joint savings accounts, Identification - Passports, Drivers License, Birth Certificate, Relationship - Pictures togeth...