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Can the status be chainched to immigration visa after getting marriedantalya wrote:Thank u! again vinny for ur answer.
The visitor should apply for a Marriage/Civil partnership visit (not settlement) visa before travelling.
As long as i understand my spouse has to be a permanent resident in ukIf you want to subsequently settle in the UK, then they expect you to apply for a Fiancé(e) visa (more expensive). After marriage, apply under European Law; else, if your EEA spouse is also a permanent resident, then you may apply for FLR(M) (285) and subsequently SET(M) (288).
Has my spouse also her to be permanent resident in uk?Alternatively, marry outside the UK, then initially apply for an EEA family Permit and subsequently apply under European Law. Else, if your EEA spouse is also a permanent resident, then you may apply for a spouse visa and subsequently SET(M) (288).
Yes. They expect Marriage/Civil partnership visit (not settlement) visa holders to depart from the UK before the visa expires. You may subsequently apply for an EEA family Permit. However, as spouses may also apply under European Law from within the UK, you may have to convince the Immigration Officer that you will depart from the UK and apply for an EEA family Permit after your marriage.antalya wrote:Ä° am asking now first for (not settlement) visa.
May i get a not settlement visa and get marry my spouse in uk, although my spouse is not (permanent resident) in uk?
And as long as i understand i may not stay in uk with my spouse after getting married with (Marriage/Civil partnership visit) visa.
May i apply subsequently from turkey after turning back from uk for a (EEA Family Permit) ?
antalya wrote:As long as i understand my spouse has to be a permanent resident in uk that i fill the reguirment for fince/e visa, do i understand it right?
21.4.4 - Unmarried partners, fiancés or fiancées and civil partners wrote:Fiancés/fiancées and proposed civil partners who do not qualify as unmarried partners are not recognised under EC law. However, the UK amended the Immigration Rules in 2002 (Paragraph 290A) to allow fiancés/fiancées and proposed civil partners of EEA nationals to enter the UK under the Fiancé(e) Rules. For the purpose of these provisions, we would consider and EEA national to be "present and settled" if they were a qualified person in the UK.
Spouse may be a qualified person in the UK.antalya wrote:And now quation about alternative marry:Has my spouse also her to be permanent resident in uk?Alternatively, marry outside the UK, then initially apply for an EEA family Permit and subsequently apply under European Law.