That's fine but I am on several other forums and we give and take advise for free with a smile (so to speak) have a nice day

She cannot work on a visitor visa and if she did get one, she would still need to go back to her home country to apply for a spouse visa (entry clearance). She cannot switch in the UK to a spouse visa. Please don't be upset with Lucapooka, she tells it like it is with no frills attached but she is ...

I asked if anyone had any thoughts on how best to go about it! (not working)

Your attitude is hostile. Are people not friendly on here? is it just yes, no etc?
Does anyone have any advise/suggestions? even a welcome perhaps?

Lucapooka wrote:You asked 2 questions, first one and then the other, and I answered them in that order.

Sorry but you sound quite hostile. This is a genuine query and it does'nt take much to be friendly

Lucapooka wrote:1st Q. No.
2nd Q. Don't work.

No, she can't work or No you have no suggestion regarding the best way to go about it?

Lucapooka wrote:You made no mention that your son had lived in the UK. Is that the case? Otherwise my link rather than yours is the appropriate one.

Yes, however I had no idea that him living in the UK would carry any weight. Thanks for your response anyhow

Thanks for your reply

I have since discovered that my grandson can be registered as a British Citizen here.....

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/briti ... ornabroad/

My son was born in Zimbabwe but has a British passport through me. He now has a son of his own who was born in Zimbabwe. Does he need to register his son and can he put him on his (my sons) British passport or does he have to go on his mothers passport?

Many thanks

Hi everyone, I have read so much on the internet that my head is spinning! My son (British citizen) has just left Zimbabwe and is in the uk. He starts work on Monday and will be given accomodation with his job (which meets the required financial requirement) He wants to apply for a spouse visa for ...