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I've looked at your previous posts, and it's all very confusing. Have you left the other partner who you claim was 'blackmailing' you and wanted to live in the flat you were paying for? Is this Greek person a different one? Are you more than one person posting in the same thread? It's not making sense! Could you please get your story straight so that members can advise you accordingly.hackerman wrote:Dear members,
I am a PhD student with Visa till 2012. I recently married to a Greek citizen. We applied to bring my son into the UK thinking that could be faster but we got refused. Embassy said I don't have family permit, but the situation I don't want to change my visa or status. I am planning to change to Tier 1 in future and not to family permit.
Will I have any problems to travel outside the UK since I travel almost every three weeks to Spain?
Please answer asap, next Tuesday I have my PhD viva in another Spanish University and I don't know if I will have problems to return to the UK.
Thanks a lot!!
Can you be more specific about what problems you are wondering about?hackerman wrote:Will I have any problems to travel outside the UK since I travel almost every three weeks to Spain?
That would be a problem if the only reason you got married was because you wanted to stay in the UK. If you are legitimately married to an EU citizen who is working (or otherwise exercising treaty rights) in the UK, you can pretty much NOT be turned away at the border. Though you should never need to show them, you should carry a photocopy of your marriage certificate and of your partner's passport (info page and any UK issued EU related certificates or stamps).hackerman wrote:1. A guy told me I can be refused for entry clearance at airport since I am PhD Student and by marrying an EEA I shoe intentions to stay in UK.
I understand. Lots of people want to do it this way. But be aware that it can be a lot more hassle, a lot more money, and a lot slower to apply independently. You have the right to live and work in the UK already!hackerman wrote:2. I did not marry my wife for docs, so my personal plan has been to find these rights my self.