Returning to UK

[protoluz]

Hello all.

I'm looking for some information on how I would return to the UK with my wife.

About 8 years ago I came to Brazil and got married and have been living here with my wife since. I'm a British citizen and my wife is Brazilian, obviously i have no funds as i wiped out those to come to here.

My intention is to come back to back to the UK and secure a job, then my wife would follow soon after.
She read and writes English fluently and is intending on working in the UK, possibly securing a transfer or a sponsor before she travels. Failing that what are her rights for working in the UK?

Thank you for any information.

[sagareva]

Hello all.

I'm looking for some information on how I would return to the UK with my wife.

About 8 years ago I came to Brazil and got married and have been living here with my wife since. I'm a British citizen and my wife is Brazilian, obviously i have no funds as i wiped out those to come to here.

My intention is to come back to back to the UK and secure a job, then my wife would follow soon after.
She read and writes English fluently and is intending on working in the UK, possibly securing a transfer or a sponsor before she travels. Failing that what are her rights for working in the UK?

Thank you for any information.

she will be allowed to work so long as she enters on a spouse visa -- but in order to get the spouse visa you have to show that you have income of at least £18600 a year

this is now a major issue

if you are truly penniless, consider moving instead to ireland on EEA rules and later surinder singh route

as EEA spouse in Ireland or any other EU country she should be allowed to work (and in UK if you enter it on eea rules after living in Ireland for a while )

http://www.noadvertisingspammer.co.uk/fo ... p?f=15&t=4

[protoluz]

she will be allowed to work so long as she enters on a spouse visa -- but in order to get the spouse visa you have to show that you have income of at least £18600 a year

this is now a major issue

if you are truly penniless, consider moving instead to Ireland on EEA rules and later surinder singh route

as EEA spouse in Ireland or any other EU country she should be allowed to work (and in UK if you enter it on eea rules after living in Ireland for a while )

http://www.noadvertisingspammer.co.uk/fo ... p?f=15&t=4

Thanks for your information,

And if my wife were to get her Italian citizenship i guess she would have the same rights as me?

Oluz.

[riz1986]

den nothing to worry.....she can come as an EEA resident n has more rights than u in UK lol