Welcome aboard.Originally Posted by nielsfjords
Due to the fact that you are an EU citizen living and working in the UK, you are entitled to apply for family permit free of charge.
It is easy, painless, and it doesn't cost you a penny.
But more important, under the present EU laws, it is your right.
If you use the search function, you will find more than enough info on the subject.
Again, welcome.
Hi there,
This is my first time to post anything so I decided to introduce myself before going any further.
I live and work in Scotland, I have Danish nationality. I met my girlfriend Connie online one year ago now, then around February time I decided to dare to meet up in Angeles City. (she is a normal girl there... not a bar girl). So now I have been there three times in one year
She finally got a passport around 3 weeks ago so now I have been looking into applying for a Visa, I see from the forum so many of you are or have done the same.
I look forward to hopefully chatting to some of you via the forum.
Take care. NielsHi Niels,Welcome aboard.
Due to the fact that you are an EU citizen living and working in the UK, you are entitled to apply for family permit free of charge.
It is easy, painless, and it doesn't cost you a penny.
But more important, under the present EU laws, it is your right.
If you use the search function, you will find more than enough info on the subject.
Again, welcome.
Welcome to the forum. I think your jumping the gun a bit there Dom, they're still at the bf gf stage.
Iain.
Yes, I know, thanks...
I just thought of letting him know where he stood, in case the financial burdens could have been a deciding factors in not continuing with the relationship.
If he went 3 times in one year, to see the same person,he looks determined enough in my books....
Anyway....... Good luck to him in whatever he decides.
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