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zirahejams
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really interesting & a different situation! Need help!!!

Post by zirahejams » Wed Nov 23, 2005 3:59 pm

hello... i really hope someone can tell me wht to do??!!!

i was married to a british and had a settlement visa for 2 years.. we are now seperated and even in the process of divorce. my visa expires May 2006.

is there any way i can continue to stay in the UK cause if i continue for another 2more years, i can apply for a PR. im working at the moment. what type of visa can i apply for?

thanking you in advance xx

Chess
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Re: really interesting & a different situation! Need hel

Post by Chess » Wed Nov 23, 2005 4:02 pm

zirahejams wrote:hello... i really hope someone can tell me wht to do??!!!

i was married to a british and had a settlement visa for 2 years.. we are now seperated and even in the process of divorce. my visa expires May 2006.

is there any way i can continue to stay in the UK cause if i continue for another 2more years, i can apply for a PR. im working at the moment. what type of visa can i apply for?

thanking you in advance xx
Do you mean you had a 'spouse' visa rather than settlement visa?

was their any reported/documented violence in your relatioship?

to look at changing to working visas - you need to investigate www.workingintheuk.gov.uk
Where there is a will there is a way.

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