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He has to return to his host country to apply for settlement unless he entered on a fiance visa and he can apply for settlement whilst here ?
Are you sure he is on a family visit and not a fiance visa ?
A family visit is for your spouse to visit the UK yet you have only just married ?
You may only marry in the UK on a fiance visa or get a COA to marry ?
Look at your visa ?
What was the cost ?
Hi,
Thanks for the reply, he is on a un-married spouse Family Visitor Visa. We were Married in a Church of England Church...you don't need a COA for this. We weren't planning on getting Married, that is why we didn't apply for a Fiance Visa...I think now that would have been our best bet!!!
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Hi,
My Husband is currently in the UK on a Family Visitor Visa for 6 months, we were Married on Saturday (05/12) in the Church of England. When his Visa expires in January I assumed he would have to return to Thailand to apply for a Marriage Settlement Visa, but I keep hearing different things from different people about the rules!?!?
Does anybody know if:
Now that we are married is he allowed to apply for citizenship straight away or will he have to wait for 3 years?
Is there any possibility of us applying for a marriage settlement visa from the Uk, so he doesn't have to go back to Thailand in January?
When he goes back to Thailand he has to sort out his Army, therefore will have to stay for about 5 months. It would be so much easier for both of us if he could just stay!!
Thanks
Uk Marriage Visa
in Visas and migration to other countries
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Thank you so much you have been really helpful So when applying for settlement do we just have to prove our financial security and not our relationship? We had to prove we had been together for 2 years to be issued with a Family Visitor Visa (for unmarried spouse's). Or is the more evidence we can obtain still the best policy?