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//** Gettin married with moroccan what we need to do ? **\\

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//** Gettin married with moroccan what we need to do ? **\\

Post by riptofall » Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:25 pm

hello everybody
i am a girl from england i need do get married with a moroccan man and i am 18 years, i heard its better to get married in his country to help him got visa to come england then got married here or its better to apply a fiance visa for him to come here, and is it true that they will rise the age into 22 years if u want to get married in the new immigration rules ?
thank u for halping
good luck

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Post by gollywood » Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:35 pm

Why do you need to get married to him (18 years old)

How long have you known him?

Good luck...

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Post by Wanderer » Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:49 pm

Wooo - Train wreck coming!
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Post by riptofall » Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:52 pm

really i cant wait i cuz i need him to be with me very soon

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Post by Wanderer » Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:57 pm

How old is he and have you met him?

U need to have met to get any visa here.

And u need to be able to support him, can you? No parental support allowed, only u.
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Post by riptofall » Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:00 pm

our relation its about 3 years we have met last january and we will in october again

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Post by gollywood » Tue Mar 25, 2008 11:59 am

Wanderer wrote:Wooo - Train wreck coming!
Couldnt have put it better myself! I'd pull the 'emergency brake' on this one!

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Post by sakura » Tue Mar 25, 2008 12:02 pm

riptofall wrote:our relation its about 3 years we have met last january and we will in october again
Do you have any way of supporting him? Are you in employment, do you have money/savings, or are you a full-time student with loans? Where do you propose to live? How old is he and is he in an employable state? Does he speak English?

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Post by riptofall » Tue Mar 25, 2008 1:22 pm

hello thank u so much for the answer
i am workin now for about 800£ per week and have some money for savin and he is 23 years he still studin and i really want him to come her and live with me here in england cuz i cant live in morocco
ithought to sponsor him like a visitor i heard it will not work only fiancee or spouse visa that can help him to come here
i really need some infos about that
and thank u so much

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Post by Wanderer » Tue Mar 25, 2008 1:42 pm

riptofall wrote:hello thank u so much for the answer
i am workin now for about 800£ per week and have some money for savin and he is 23 years he still studin and i really want him to come her and live with me here in england cuz i cant live in morocco
ithought to sponsor him like a visitor i heard it will not work only fiancee or spouse visa that can help him to come here
i really need some infos about that
and thank u so much
£800 a week? That's about £52,000 pa! Not bad for an 18 year old with a somewhat basic command of English, not wishing to be rude in case I get banned....

You sure about that?
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Post by archigabe » Tue Mar 25, 2008 1:48 pm

Wanderer wrote:
riptofall wrote:hello thank u so much for the answer
i am workin now for about 800£ per week and have some money for savin and he is 23 years he still studin and i really want him to come her and live with me here in england cuz i cant live in morocco
ithought to sponsor him like a visitor i heard it will not work only fiancee or spouse visa that can help him to come here
i really need some infos about that
and thank u so much
£800 a week? That's about £52,000 pa! Not bad for an 18 year old with a somewhat basic command of English, not wishing to be rude in case I get banned....

You sure about that?

wanderer, you need to recheck your calculation :shock:

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Post by Wanderer » Tue Mar 25, 2008 2:08 pm

archigabe wrote:
Wanderer wrote:
riptofall wrote:hello thank u so much for the answer
i am workin now for about 800£ per week and have some money for savin and he is 23 years he still studin and i really want him to come her and live with me here in england cuz i cant live in morocco
ithought to sponsor him like a visitor i heard it will not work only fiancee or spouse visa that can help him to come here
i really need some infos about that
and thank u so much
£800 a week? That's about £52,000 pa! Not bad for an 18 year old with a somewhat basic command of English, not wishing to be rude in case I get banned....

You sure about that?

wanderer, you need to recheck your calculation :shock:

Do I - hold on!

800 quid a week, say 1000 quid before tax, 52 weeks in a year, 52k....

Even if it's 800 quid before tax it's 42k......

Personally I wouldn't get out of bed for less then 70k a week, but I am actually Rio Ferdinand.
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Post by riptofall » Tue Mar 25, 2008 5:03 pm

hello
lol omg sorry i made mistake i mean 800 per month lol
big mistake
sorry

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Post by gollywood » Tue Mar 25, 2008 7:57 pm

riptofall wrote: lol omg sorry i made mistake sorry
Story of your life I fear....

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Post by riptofall » Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:14 pm

hello
what u mean by that ?
u dont have to tell me that i know
sorry

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Post by Wanderer » Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:31 pm

riptofall wrote:hello
what u mean by that ?
u dont have to tell me that i know
sorry
I think you better be prepared for a lot of this, my gf is Russian and I get it a lot, plus she's a lot younger than me:

1. Is she after a British Passport?

2. Is this your daughter? (only once - I do look pretty young!)

3. She'll be off when she gets her visa

U need a broad back to take it - I don't care a jot but I've seen it break others.
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Post by sunny9675 » Tue Mar 25, 2008 9:30 pm

u need to have a salary of atleast £21,000 + to support

it is very hard to get visa

good background otherwise eco are refusing straight and yr visa fee gone

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Post by riptofall » Tue Mar 25, 2008 9:50 pm

hello
what sort of visa its alil better to get it fiance or spouse visa ?
thank u for answer

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Post by yankeegirl » Tue Mar 25, 2008 10:52 pm

Well, your fiance would not be able to work on a fiance visa, so if he is wanting to work right away, you should marry elsewhere and apply for a spousal visa.

You really need to have a careful read through other threads on this forum and on the UKVisas site, and make sure the application is very solid.

I'd also suggest submitting a DETAILED budget on how you plan to support the two of you on your wages without recourse to public funds. Third party support (from parents etc) is no longer allowed, so it is up to you to prove that you are financially able to do so. If any aspect of the application doesn't meet the criteria, they can deny the visa, and that would be £500 down the loo.

I know you say you just want him here with you right away, but immigration takes a LOT of patience, and planning. It's not going to happen with the snap of the fingers. If you rush through it without doing the research, you could end up not getting the result you want.

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Post by Wanderer » Tue Mar 25, 2008 11:02 pm

yankeegirl wrote:Well, your fiance would not be able to work on a fiance visa, so if he is wanting to work right away, you should marry elsewhere and apply for a spousal visa.

You really need to have a careful read through other threads on this forum and on the UKVisas site, and make sure the application is very solid.

I'd also suggest submitting a DETAILED budget on how you plan to support the two of you on your wages without recourse to public funds. Third party support (from parents etc) is no longer allowed, so it is up to you to prove that you are financially able to do so. If any aspect of the application doesn't meet the criteria, they can deny the visa, and that would be £500 down the loo.

I know you say you just want him here with you right away, but immigration takes a LOT of patience, and planning. It's not going to happen with the snap of the fingers. If you rush through it without doing the research, you could end up not getting the result you want.
Also you need to have physically met...
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Post by thirdwave » Wed Mar 26, 2008 12:57 am

Wanderer, calm down mate,Its an effing TROLL!!!!...I think :?

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Post by Wanderer » Wed Mar 26, 2008 1:15 am

thirdwave wrote:Wanderer, calm down mate,Its an effing TROLL!!!!...I think :?
I was thinking the same, but I was giving the benefit of the doubt for some strange reason....

I'm getting soft, gotta be a hard bastard, gotta a hard bastard........
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Post by gollywood » Wed Mar 26, 2008 1:21 am

Wanderer wrote:
Also you need to have physically met...
:D :D

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Post by riptofall » Wed Mar 26, 2008 1:14 pm

hello
thank u for the infos
we met 2 time and and we will again next october
i just need what sort ofvisa its better for me and for him
is it fiance or spouse one
i heard the spouse visa its better cuz the fiancee visa they rejected it all the times and u need more proof that u can support him ...
thank u

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Post by Wanderer » Wed Mar 26, 2008 1:24 pm

riptofall wrote:hello
thank u for the infos
we met 2 time and and we will again next october
i just need what sort ofvisa its better for me and for him
is it fiance or spouse one
i heard the spouse visa its better cuz the fiancee visa they rejected it all the times and u need more proof that u can support him ...
thank u
Spouse visa is best, he can work on that - can't on fiance visa.

You need to prove everything, earnings, whether u can afford to live without benefits, whether ur accommodation is suitable.

It's only fair to point out that Morocco is one of the more difficult places to get visas from so you need to have a cast-iron case.
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