You can't use UK taxpayer money to fund trips abroad.

Find provable reasons to return and ask for a few weeks not a six months. As it stand it looks like a prime example of effectively living in UK and show a high chance of no return.

No chance, UK isn't a charity.

Just looking at your posting history, are you here legally? If not you stand a good chance of having your licence revoked permanently...

sagill wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 22, 2017 9:18 pm

any solutions to this problem?

Serve the ban, retake test, reapply for licence and obey the law. My butler tells me both my Bentley's have hand-free mobile connectivity, I'm sure ordinary cars do too.

Hey mate, thanks for the reply. My grandfather was born on the 24th of August, 1922. Bearing in mind I'm no expert on this - just have an Irish grandfather and Irish family, UK born and bred but living in Ireland for the last year or so. IMHO, prior to 6th December 1922 anyone born in Ireland was a...

Also your insurance premiums will go up significantly too.

6 points and £200 fine probably and you will lose your licence.

One less idiot on the road.....

Think you'd need the birthdate of your grandfather, as the Irish Free State (Saorstát Éireann) only existed from 1922 to 1937. If he was born before before 1922 Ireland was part of The United Kingdom and I've no idea how nationality/citizenship applied then.

Marriage visit visa is for those who merely wish to marry in the UK, you cannot switch from it (or any form of visit visa)

You should be looking at the Fiancee visa.

https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa

Having been almost stranded at Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport in 2002 I always make sure I have a few days leeway and book before end of visa date.

1. Yes, fine. Visa will be valid from the date of issue. Be careful, if you mention somewhere that your mother-in-law is coming to look after children - her application will be rejected. For some strange reason, UKVI do not like relatives coming on a visitor visa to look after children. Thank you, ...

hi, I will not waste the money and My plan is to start a wholesale warehouse there. importing from China and selling th elocal market. that business will never fail. but what should I say in the business plan or what category should I apply? on the other end, I am receiving money from my EU family ...

No need to wait in theory. In practice your overstay will count against you and any applications you make will come under greater scrutiny. In addition, you'll need to be highly skilled for a Tier 2 work permit, and very well off for Tier 4 student visa, and both of these will take time. So if you ...

hi, thanks for your kind reply. can you please advise: if I have to wait for a certain period of time before applying? or I can apply for a visa anytime? what visa suits to my current scenario? thanks No need to wait in theory. In practice your overstay will count against you and any applications y...

I came to the UK in 2012 and claimed asylum same day from Somalia, but they arrested me same and put me in prison, i spent in prison more than 7 months, i was released from prison in 2013 on bail so my question is why the Home office treating me as a foreign criminal instead of asylum seeker? pls n...

Please don't post in capitals. It's considered to be the equivalent of shouting and is actually more difficult to read. I have also edited your text from red to black. Your daughter is an adult and has the right to make her own decisions. However although you are unable to prevent her online 'boyfr...

Don't worry nothing can happen until they've met, these people are leeches, I've seen so many of them looking for visa-mules and a lot seem to be North African, preying on Western older ladies on holiday.

UK immigration rules don't support chain migration, presumably they already claimed asylum in the first safe country, so there aren't any options really, realistic ones anyway.

I'm afraid your rights derive from the EU citizens, so if she's not living in Ireland, neither can you.

Any advice appreciated. Moving to Eire in a week, alone. I have a joint bank account, also a joint building society account in england with my wife. She will stay here whilst I am in Eire for 3-5 years. We obviously access the account for day to day living and being the bank of mum and dad for thre...

AIUI when you become British you are no longer able to sponsor someone under EEA rules.

Hello everyone, I'm non EU citizen married to an Italian citizen in Italy and I have already applied for my Italian resident card as a spouse of an Italian citizen but the police in charge told us to come back in 3 months later. We are planning of moving to Malta this month and start looking for jo...

What was the basis of your FLR(FP) application?

Franceetudiant wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 10, 2017 5:50 pm

Hi I had been rejected by france to my asylum case. Can I return to my home country (nepal) and ask for student visa? Does french embassy give me visa please?

With a false asylum application on your history? Not a chance...