My british wife and I have recently been married. We are planning a move to Ireland in August. I will be moving from america, she will be moving from the uk. I assume, if she arrives first, that I will be able to enter if i show valid documents showing we are married? And my step daughter, who is 8....
Just to make sure im not missing anything. From what I can tell, my only route into the UK is via Singh, and uprooting my wife and step daughter to Ireland for 6 months. My wife does not meet the financial requirement of 22,000 pounds per year. Is singh our only option? Is there some other way I can...
Yes MP, thats the idea. But she wont move, due to her daughter. So i was thinking of options. For example, if i became a citizen of another EU country, then could i move to the UK, kind of like you are saying with her. I was thinking it might be easier to become a citizen of another EU country than ...
Not sure how this works, so I have come here to ask. Im an american citizen. How difficult is it for me to become an EU citizen? And if I do become one, can I marry a british citizen? For example, lets say I become a french citizen. Could I then marry someone from the UK? (without all the UK's crap ...
I am very intrigued. How would this work, or where would I go to look it up? Or go for more information on it. I dont understand "why" i must be allowed to join her in ANOTHER eu country, if i cant even join her in england. Am i or would I be on a visitor visa? What kind of visa would she ...
That is what I am gathering. I have already begun the process of looking for a job online, starting with the companies that have had the position open the longest. The road block I am running into is the interview. Which is one of the reasons I will be going over there for 6 months. Finding a job sh...
except that "I" am the applicant, and its "my" financial requirements that need to be met, not hers. According to their document on meeting those requirements.
Im talking about both. Im talking about all ways to meet this stupid requirement. One way, is to go over on a visitor visa, scout a job, return to the us, apply for the tier 2, fly back. Another way, is to make 14.3 an hour at least, work for 6 months in the us, then apply for the spousal as the req...
Ok, but I CAN leave the country, apply for the tier 2, and return. Which is what I was trying to clarify. Now then. Im looking over the exact documents supplied to the caseworkers and trying to figure this out. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/IDIs/chp8-annex/sect...
Well, getting her a better job is out of the question. Shes a personal trainer, and only works 20 hours a week, as shes also a single mother. Also moving her to the states is out of the question, as she cannot remove her daughter from the father, nor would she leave her family. (I have none, so I ha...
She earns about 6000 pounds per year. Ive been on unemployment since March 1. There HAS to be a way to get over there. 1. I thought of coming on a visitor visa, and scouting for a job. 2. I thought of staying for 3 years on a visitor visa (6 months ata time) and naturalize. 3. I simply cannot do 18,...
So if i dont have 62,000 pounds in savings (yeah right, who does?) And she does not make 18.6k per year, i will never be able to apply for a spousal visa, correct? What i COULD do though, is come over, hunt for a job that DOES pay that much and is willing to sponsor me with a work visa, make that am...
ok, so the line has been drawn, and its set at 18,600 pounds. This is 29,760 dollars. Questions: 1. Can I split that with my savings? For example, I work 6 months out of the year and earn 15,000 and save every cent. I therefore have 30,000? 2. Do I have to be married first for my future wife to be's...
