Filipino married to British wants to visit England
I am a Filipina married to my British husband, and we both live in the Philippines. We are planning to visit his family in England for few weeks to meet them in person. What do I need to do?
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I think since you have no intention of living in the UK and will (and show proof too) return to the Philipines you would need a Standard Visitor Visa
Of course, you will have to fulfill the eligibility criteria and apply with all of the relevant supporting documents.
You should be able to apply online at the visas/immigration services website: https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/product/uk-visit-visa
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Can I enter UK if married to UK citizen?
Also known as a UK marriage visa, a spouse visa allows married partners of UK citizens to immigrate to the UK because they are married to someone who is 'settled in the UK' - i.e. a person who is ordinarily resident in the UK and has no immigration restrictions on how long they can stay in the UK.Can I move to the UK if my wife is British?
You can apply for a UK spouse visa if you are lawfully married to a British citizen. This is the most common type of partner. If you are in a long-term relationship with a British citizen, you can apply for a visa if you have been cohabiting for two years.Can I bring my Filipina wife to the UK?
The main requirements for this visa route are that you must prove as the British sponsor that you intend to marry your Filipina girlfriend within six months of entry to the UK. Your Filipina wife must show that all previous relationships have come to an end.Can I stay in the UK if my partner is British?
It's FREE, fast & no obligation! The Unmarried Partner visa (also known as the UK defacto visa) allows the unmarried partner to enter or remain in the UK on the basis that they are in a relationship with a person who is present and 'settled in the UK'.UGALING PINOY NA-LOVE NG BRITISH WIFE, MAS GUSTO NYA PA ITO | FILIPINO BRITISH LIFE IN UK |
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