UK Visa

[tanterry]

hi can anyone tell me what i need to make a visa for my wifes children in thailand and bring them to england

[beechguy]

May be helpful to know where they are wanting to go. There is another forum section for people wishing to obtain visas for countries other than Thailand. Perhaps the Mods can move it there for a better response.

[tanterry]

May be helpful to know where they are wanting to go. There is another forum section for people wishing to obtain visas for countries other than Thailand. Perhaps the Mods can move it there for a better response.

i want to bring them to england

[bellste]

May be helpful to know where they are wanting to go. There is another forum section for people wishing to obtain visas for countries other than Thailand. Perhaps the Mods can move it there for a better response.

i want to bring them to england

You find all the information you need here;

http://ukinthailand.fco.gov.uk/en/

[thaiphoon]

Moving to Visas and migration to other countries

[ThaiVisaExpress]

You require a settlement visa for your children ?

If you require professional help or guidance feel free to contact me via my website we have an office in the UK/Pattaya.

Here is some further information :

Children

[7by7]

May be helpful to know where they are wanting to go. There is another forum section for people wishing to obtain visas for countries other than Thailand. Perhaps the Mods can move it there for a better response.

i want to bring them to england

For a visit or to live?

[Galileoh]

It's a bit of a drawn out process but you can bring her over on a fiance visa, after 6-months she can apply for a marriage visa, which will also last for 2-years, then indefinite leave to remain if the marriage still stands.

[beano2274]

Read the post people it is about taking the children to England not his WIFE!!!

[theoldgit]

It's a bit of a drawn out process but you can bring her over on a fiance visa, after 6-months she can apply for a marriage visa, which will also last for 2-years, then indefinite leave to remain if the marriage still stands.

The OP is talking about his wife's children, so not really sure you are suggesting a fiancé visa.

I think the OP needs to elaborate a little, where is your wife, is she in the UK with you? who and where is the children's father?

[theoldgit]

Read the post people it is about taking the children to England not his WIFE!!!

Sorry beano224, you're too quick for me