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joebloggs
8th May 2014, 19:27
A distraught couple face being split up by immigration chiefs ... just weeks before their second child is born.



:NoNo: came on a visit visa 3yrs ago, they should have gone by the rules then and not now there is the minimum financial requirement :doh

read more here .. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/immigration-rules-could-tear-dad-3513194

Terpe
8th May 2014, 20:04
Whatever we think about the media reporting and the cases they choose.....the positive aspect is that at least the flawed immigration rules are being highlighted.

Most people have no idea.

There has been a case where someone was refused on being just pence under the income threshold on their weekly wage. I think this is one of those currently in the mix on the legal challenge yet to be decided.

gWaPito
8th May 2014, 21:20
:NoNo: came on a visit visa 3yrs ago, they should have gone by the rules then and not now there is the minimum financial requirement :doh

read more here .. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/immigration-rules-could-tear-dad-3513194

I agree....the guy managed to come here on a 6 month visit visa...The government allowed him to stay 3 years until the problem was addressed..They were very lucky
The couple had time (3years) to sort out their problem...they didnt :doh Lets be honest here..£18600 is not a princely sum :NoNo: If the will was there, she could have found better paying employment

Dedworth
8th May 2014, 21:27
Memo To Home Office - Don't waste any more time, ship him out he's here illegally

sheriel
8th May 2014, 21:56
Ship him out everyone here has to abide by the Rules however unpleasant and costly they now are, how many are here in our Country like him, abide by the rules and everything is OK, :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Dedworth
8th May 2014, 22:51
Ship him out everyone here has to abide by the Rules however unpleasant and costly they now are,how many are here in our Country like him,abide by the rules and everything is OK, :xxgrinning--00xx3:

:iagree:

Arthur Little
9th May 2014, 00:42
Pity - in spite of more than a quarter of a century of negotiations over Turkish membership of the EU - a final decision continues to be deferred ... :anerikke: ... or things might have turned out very differently for this young man and others like him.

As regards the couple's family income ... it ought to be borne in mind that there still remains a staggering 40 percent of the entire British workforce whose gross wage is less than £18,600 pa. :icon_rolleyes: ... how often must I repeat myself in this respect?

raynaputi
9th May 2014, 01:21
Why do these people don't understand the rules? :Erm: It's clearly stated that you cannot apply for an extension with a visit visa. And why didn't he just go back to Turkey before his visit visa expired & apply a fiance visa instead of wasting their time on appeals? They think they can bend the rules just because they already have kids here. :doh It's their fault they're having this problem and I have no sympathy for them.

grahamw48
9th May 2014, 06:26
No sympathy.
Irresponsible fools.

bigmac
9th May 2014, 08:38
and--was he allowed to work--? if not---on benefits--? if not--just what were they living on all that time ?

i'm separated from my partner---by the rules ( like lots of others )---theyve had 3 years together. say no more.

gWaPito
9th May 2014, 12:45
As regards the couple's family income ... it ought to be borne in mind that there still remains a staggering 40 percent of the entire British workforce whose gross wage is less than £18,600 pa. :icon_rolleyes: ... how often must I repeat myself in this respect?

Have you got link confirming that Arthur :cwm25:

Folks should live according to their means. If they want more then they shoild plan ahead and not expect expect expect for others to keeep bailing these irresponsible people out.

I had a run in with a niece yesterday..She went over to my mum's on the borrow but, it's never a borrow :cwm23: Did I put some Fs into her or what :ReadIt:...I gave her mum..( my sister ) both barrels as well...Lazy good for nothing people get under my skin :cwm23::cwm23::cwm23:

gWaPito
19th May 2014, 23:14
The truth is that £18,600 is not a particularly low figure at all, with just under 40 per cent of wage earners earning an income of less than this amount according to the official national wage index. According to critics, its impact falls particularly hard on UK-based women wanting to sponsor a partner (http://www.migrantsrights.org.uk/files/publications/MRN-Family_migration_briefing-Jan-2013.pdf), both because of the greater likelihood of low income but also because many will have caring responsibilities for children, which will lower opportunities for earning

http://www.migrantsrights.org.uk/blog/2013/06/needless-heartbreak-and-new-uk-rules-family-migration

Well, there you go

Dedworth
19th May 2014, 23:32
Nothing to stop her going to live in Turkey

London_Manila
20th May 2014, 01:28
Have you people got no heart :wink:

Arthur Little
20th May 2014, 01:28
Have you got link confirming that Arthur :cwm25:


The truth is that £18,600 is not a particularly low figure at all, with just under 40 per cent of wage earners earning an income of less than this amount according to the official national wage index. According to critics, its impact falls particularly hard on UK-based women wanting to sponsor a partner (http://www.migrantsrights.org.uk/files/publications/MRN-Family_migration_briefing-Jan-2013.pdf), both because of the greater likelihood of low income but also because many will have caring responsibilities for children, which will lower opportunities for earning

http://www.migrantsrights.org.uk/blog/2013/06/needless-heartbreak-and-new-uk-rules-family-migration

Well, there you go

Ah ... you've found the appropriate link! :wink:

:olddude: ... knew I'd seen it somewhere ... just couldn't remember where it was exactly.

:68711_thanx:

Arthur Little
20th May 2014, 01:45
Have you people got no heart :wink:

:cwm25: ... who? Dedworth? :cwm24:

joebloggs
20th May 2014, 05:58
Have you people got no heart :wink:

Not as long as 'I'm alright Jack' :wink:

Michael Parnham
20th May 2014, 06:08
Why do these people don't understand the rules? :Erm: It's clearly stated that you cannot apply for an extension with a visit visa. And why didn't he just go back to Turkey before his visit visa expired & apply a fiance visa instead of wasting their time on appeals? They think they can bend the rules just because they already have kids here. :doh It's their fault they're having this problem and I have no sympathy for them.

I agree Rayna, they think that having kids here gives them rights!