She owns a house in England, and that is where we would be going. Even if we had the money to fly both of us to Ireland, we wouldn't have a place to stay there. If she can travel to Ireland OR any other EU country, do NOT hesitate. They can NOT turn you away from the border. You are covered under ...

Thank you everyone for your responses, they have helped a lot, and have given me a little hope that I will be able to visit my wife sooner rather than later. Even if it will only be for a couple weeks, it's better than waiting months to see her again.

Caravel88 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 11, 2018 11:39 pm

You can visit the UK. Make sure to have a return ticket and proof of finances to present, if asked, upon landing.

You can also travel to Ireland and take the ferry to UK.

Even if my spouse visa is in appeal? I've read that there is a high chance they'll turn me away at the border.

I applied for a spouse visa, as I plan to move to the UK to live with my wife. We qualify for the financial exception, as she is on DLA, (soon to be PIP) So the obly requirements we were told about is that we had to prove we could support ourselves. I was over there for three months, we have a ...

So, I applied for a UK visa, days after getting married to my wife back in January, and this is the process that we have had to deal with. Jan 17th, submitted application through premium service, and was told that I would receive an email within the next 48 hours to let me know that my biometrics ...