Also if she falls just shy of that mark £18,600 can we use saving if so how much do we need? I've got a few buck from a house we sold. The formula is weird, the first 16k of any savings is discounted, and the multpilcation factor on any short fall is x 2.5, so say you are 2k short, you'd need to ha...

What you plan isn't easy and neither is it an easy way to import all and sundry....

Denmark is very expensive and property hard to find, you need a job very quickly you won't be entitled to benefits until after some while - it was a year for me if I'd have not been able to work.

Hi Gurus, I have got a contracting offer in Dublin. I am an Indian passport holder working in UK with TIER 2 general visa. Could you please help to find Ireland work visa sponsors. What is the best route to contract in Dublin with my immigration status. Thanks, MM. By becoming a UK or EU Citizen or...

Guessing you haven't cohabited?

Let me ge this straight, no one in this family has valid leave to remain?

The high costs arose when people started abusing the rules, not that long ago it was all free. I think geniune refugee case etc should all be free (as they are) but 60 year old blokes importing their 22 yo Thai bride should be made to pay for the mess left when it inevitavly goes tits-up, and not fr...

I know that.. What I am saying is that there was an error in whatever they checked. The document was written and signed by an elected councillor. It is public information that this person is an employed by the council, it is listed on the local council website. How the HO can then say he is not an ...

There is also the issue of adaptation, people who had previously lived in big and busy cities tends to find it very difficult to adapt to life in a quiet sparsely populated area. I personally don't have problem with either, but have people i know, who find such change quite difficult. I've lived in...

Did you work more than 20 hours?

broli wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 17, 2017 1:09 pm

May be he's BI SXL sometimes they are trapped into some dual attractions .

I'm a Tri-sexual - I'll try anything sexual......

Think you're flogging a dead horse with this one.

I think it is enough to avoid large cities and you can find accommodation at much better prices. But not the work to pay the lower prices! There is a lot of work outside Dublin, it is more difficult to find but once you get it you would be rewarded with much better housing situation. Not much in my...

Does Serbia allow de facto relationship based on such a short period?

I'm afraid there is no easy fix for that are seen as transient relationships - some tangable level of commitment needs to be shown in lieu of a formal arrangement and there is none here.

Are you saying you want to marry someone of the opposite gender?

September wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 17, 2017 9:40 am

I think it is enough to avoid large cities and you can find accommodation at much better prices.

But not the work to pay the lower prices!

Did you amend your tax because you artificially raised it to get the T1G extension then lowered so as not to pay the tax?

Have to ask, it's the most common scenario in these refusals.

I've been in Dublin on and off since 2011 or so, first time here I had to live in Bewleys Hotel in Leopardstown, I literally couldn't find anything. After about 5 months I found a room in a house in Sandyford village, €790 a month, and they guy had the heating on 5c - I'm not kidding. I froze my chu...

Hi there. I'm a European citizen and I have some family members from a war torn country. I would like to bring a couple over. So far I have - proof of me paying for their plane ticket and me supporting the family - proof me being able to support them with help from other family members nearby - my ...

Hello, I have 9.5 year of experience in Software Testing i.e. Manual and Automation. I have worked with various methodologies and models like Water fall, Iterative and Agile. I would now like to explore new opportunities in UK. Please guide. Try India, that's where all the work is offshored to........

Hi there. I'm a European citizen and I have some family members from a war torn country. I would like to bring a couple over. So far I have - proof of me paying for their plane ticket and me supporting the family - proof me being able to support them with help from other family members nearby - my ...

Bambino-fred wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 15, 2017 9:38 pm

just to clarify Casa and Obie.... you have both stated that the visa fee per person (not the NHS fee) is £993....from what I've read its £1464...are you sure its £993 ?

Depends if you go to jail and do not pass 'Go'....

I think you meant ( 993+500) X 2.=£2986 Thanks Obie. Maths has never been my strong point. :oops: That's only simple arithmetic not polynomial calculus.... I think the great Irish poet Oscar Wilde once said 'Women have minds like Swiss cheese' 'What, full of holes'? said The Major on Fawlty Towers....

Hi all i have got query regarding travelling within Europe without having to apply for a visa. I am living in the uk and my partner was born here but held irish ☘️ passport all her life after 2 years of battle with home Office i uave finally got my 5 years biometric eu spouse visa. I was reading on...

I do not agree with Wanderer that OP will need to pay £600 for IHS, as the visa issued is 6 months, OP should not in practice pay an NHS surcharge. I wasn't sure - hence I said 'I think'. But it did make me wonder what visa the child would have - can't be a fiance visa and can't be a dependant visa...

Just hoping for some clarification from someone here.... you will hopefully be able to calm me down a bit as after browsing immigration info online I came across info on fees which said that each 'dependent' added to a an application for a family type visa costs £1464 but I read elsewhere that this...