Hi everyone, Thanks in advance for any advice or insights you might be able to share — I really appreciate the help! -Background I’m originally from Mexico and my wife is from the EU. We lived in the UK from 2012 to 2022 and both became British citizens by naturalisation in 2021/2022. We moved abr ...
Hello, My wife, a full time PhD student, is the sponsor for my EEA2 application. However, after sending the application (I already received my COA) we realize that her supervisor's contact number is incorrect. Is there any way to call the Home Office to rectify this error? Or what is the procedure ...
Hi everybody, My situation is the following. I am a doctoral student in his last year; however, my Tier 4 visa is about to expire. Recently I applied for a EEA2 residence card as the married partner of an EU national and we are waiting for the COA. As I need a couple of extra months after Tier 4 ...
[quote="noajthan"] 1) No. :idea: Make sure uni is fully informed of wife's status on EU route. 2) See student section of this HO guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/488449/Qualified_Persons_v3.0_ext_clean.pdf 3) Any such letter will help. 4) See HO ...
Hello, I hope you can help me with my particular case. I have been living in the UK with my partner for the last 14 months and we just got married. I am a non-EU national under a Tier 4 which expires at the end of the year. My wife is a EU national exercising her treaty rights as she is currently ...
[/quote="bruteforce"] First of all, you don't necessarily have to accompany your wife just for the sake of applying. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/pbs/pbsdependantspolicy1.pdf 1) Reading from page 11 onwards of the above will help you understand your question. 2) NO ...
Hi all My case is not that common and a little complicated. Both my partner and I have lived in the UK for the past 15 months under a Tier 4 Student visa. I am on a PhD program, so my visa finishes ca. 2017. On the other hand, my wifes' visa finishes next month (she was studying a masters degree ...
Sheraz7 and Greenie, thank you very much for taking your time and helping me to understand the whole situation. I think the best option would be return to my country and apply from there, although i am going to encourage her to get a proper job. Let see what happens, thank you guys, take care.
Hi, yes we are an unmarried couple, we lived together for a year and a half in our home country but the last seven months we only see each other on weekends. We are planning to get married this summer, i don't know how that can change the process, but another option, a difficult one i think, is that ...
[quote="sheraz7"] http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/studying/adult-students/family [/quote] Thank you for the link Sheraz7, but how I interpret this paragraph: " If your dependants are already in the UK with permission, they will be allowed to extend their stay provided they apply ...
Hello everybody I have a question, hope you can help me. My partner (civil partner) and I are both overseas postgraduate students, we start our programs this last September (2012). My partner is on a 1 year masters course at Nottingham, meanwhile I am on a 4 year doctorate program in London. My visa ...
