not as bad as the british embassy in thailand, a british guy and his thai wife applied for settlement visas for her 2 kids (5 and 7 yrs old), the kids were called for an interview at the british embassy and thier aunt was refused to be allowed to sit in the interview, and they were question/interrogated on their own, no surprise both left crying and were refused a visa..
Originally Posted by joebloggs
not as bad as the british embassy in thailand, a british guy and his thai wife applied for settlement visas for her 2 kids (5 and 7 yrs old), the kids were called for an interview at the british embassy and thier aunt was refused to be allowed to sit in the interview, and they were question/interrogated on their own, no surprise both left crying and were refused a visa..that's standard for us. Only one person at the time during all procedures in Manila. Their excuse is; room too small
What they are afraid of is of course that the employee will not have the same power at hand if there was a person who took care of the applicants rights and could kick some
The consulate in Cebu is much better but unfortunally wifey lives too far from there
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