You have overstayed in Spain by 14 months and now wish to spend the maximum time allowable to a visitor in the UK after having been given limited leave to enter on your last entry to the UK. Sorry, you sound like a straight up refusal case to me. I think the only thing that would save you is if you ...

Well I would alsol like to know how, if my wifes passport fake did she fool immigration on arrival and then again when going on holiday and coming back in again??? Fakes, forgeries etc are not always picked up the first time they are used. Often it depends on the experience and vigilance of the off...

Are all these passports have your real name? If they have then the immigration will certainly know. They are aware of people with dual or multiple nationality. They can even track people from over ten years even if they use different passport. Not true. UKBA would not ordinarily know if one has ent...

Can't see why it should be a problem as long as you are correctly documented.i.e having a valid visa if you need one. Happens a lot where I work. Passengers often fly into the airport from all over the world intending to get a connecting flight maybe several hours later, realise they can't smoke in ...

Presumably you are in the UK.

Then as Babble suggested just contact the embassy of the country to which you wish to travel. I'm sure they all have websites written in English.

A good brief should be able to make a solid Article 8 HR claim.

You work permit and leave to remain is specific to UK, it does not allow you to travel and/or work in other EU countries. For you to be able to do that your employer will require to apply for business visa / schengen visa on your behalf. I think it would depend on the definition one gives to work/b...

he wrote "Warning" on it with red pen on top on the stamp He did? There is nothing as far as I know in the rules which allows an immigration officer to make such an endorsement. Was the immigration officer's stamp number visible? If it is you may wish to take the matter up with the Chief ...

Just a little observation which I concede may not be entirely relevant.
But the poster did not switch from a WHV.By the time he made his application for leave to remain on the basis of his marriage he had already been granted leave to remain for 6 months on some other basis which remains unclear.

Was para 320 specifically mentioned on the refusal notice[IS82A] ? If it wasn't then they are unlikely to be subject to any prohibition.

Normally if the IOs intention is to have the passenger banned para 320 would form part of the refusal wording.

Romancandle, If you turned up at the airport with the intention of getting married on a visit then in all probability you will be refused. You need to obtain a marriage visit visa/EC prior to entry or a fiance EC. Check the link below for the rules: http://ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visitingtheuk/gettin...

You can apply but may not have time to act on it if received. CoA is not a visa remember, so if you apply and receive it, it does not extend your visa or confer any LTR, so you must leave the UK before the six months of your tourist visa are up. Oh, yes, I do know that. I am planning to come back h...

Hi there! I found your website, and a lot of informations that I needed, but I do have one question that I am not sure about. I am Croatian citizen and at this point I am living in UK with my fiancé, based on tourist visa (just for 6 months). Can you tell me, do I qualify for a Certificate of Appr...

I echo what babble has just said.Complete nonsense, i.e the IO, not Babble.

Katie,

You should be ok. But in addition to the documents you listed it might be useful if he could obtain a letter from his educational institute confirming he is a bonafide student.

Goodluck.

Ah, but he hasn't actually said his mother is also the mother of his brother. Perhaps, as they say in east Africa, he is a broda from anoda moda.

By how long did you wish to extend the temporary admission?

katrina wrote:Hi

Can anyone answer me is there any car park available at peo croydon .

Thank You

No, not for the public.
There are however several pay parking bays
on surrounding streets. Alternatively you can always
park in the shopping centre car parks directly across
the road.

maxnn, Relax, you are worrying un-necessarily. She has done and intends to do nothing other than what the visa has been issued for. In other words she has complied with all conditions of issue and neither you nor she has anything to worry about.Trust me. The documentation you have suggested she trav...

As regards contradiction. 1) Is more or less the same advice. Some IO's are less than happy with non EEA types at an EEA control. As for family member - with a family permit yes, without - no. It will be the EC that is in the passport that matters not what the PAX states. 2) It still states student...

I am afraid I will have to contradict the advice Frontier has given in two respects. 1) Immigration officers are required to see all passengers at any control where they present themselves. In practice however it does not work like that. If you as a non- EU national without an EEA family permit or a...

Really? My port experience is somewhat different

Ah well, that's Heathrow for you.

Sakura/UKbabble, From experience at the coal face and on the front line [port] I can tell you that very few CIOs would sanction a refusal of such a case. They would tend to only refuse a granny who is in flagrant abuse of the rules . e.g spends the maximum time allowable, goes home for a couple of w...

I don't think it is as clear cut as UKBabble, Tasha and Frontier presume. It is very much dependent on individual circumstances and certainly a grandparent should not be denied the pleasure of looking after a grandchild on the semantics of the word "work". Personally, having workd as both ...

Here is one, sorry about the long read. Link is posted below the story. Passport Control at Heathrow This campaign update was written by an Action Network user not the BBC Created: 16 Jun 2005 | Updated: 16 Jun 2005 By Kathleen Whalen "On May 11th, I planned to visit my boyfriend in Newcastle....