just a dream or reality?

[darren-b]

thanks everyone for your advice, which as been taken on board, there are still major issues, one being, she's married, which we are in the process of annulment, yes, its difficult, something always rears it's ugly head, but, she's worth it, thanks again.

Living in the Philippines with a married woman may not be a sensible thing to do for a foreigner.

Simply not true..Its so cheap that apart from Philhealth I have decided not to get involved with further medical insurance..Like most other Brits here,I would fly back to UK depending on how severe the situation is..

First issue is that you may be too ill to get back to the UK easily. Second issue is that if you are living outside of the UK for more than 6 months you may well be charged for healthcare in the UK.

[joebloggs]

Living in the Philippines with a married woman may not be a sensible thing to do for a foreigner.



First issue is that you may be too ill to get back to the UK easily. Second issue is that if you are living outside of the UK for more than 6 months you may well be charged for healthcare in the UK.

right on both accounts

but if you lived with her for 2yrs you could apply for a unmarried partner visa, you would need a lot of evidence, but as Darren has said, not a good idea living with a married woman in the phils thou.

and Fred, as soon as your moved from A&E, you might have to start paying for your treatment

[fred]

right on both accounts

but if you lived with her for 2yrs you could apply for a unmarried partner visa, you would need a lot of evidence, but as Darren has said, not a good idea living with a married woman in the phils thou.

and Fred, as soon as your moved from A&E, you might have to start paying for your treatment

But Joe how could I? I am but a poor homeless pensioner with no savings or income with the odd disability here and there!!
There must be something that I'm entitled too surely??

[JimOttley]

Living in the Philippines with a married woman may not be a sensible thing to do for a foreigner.

Yes, it might be worth pointing out why it's not sensible

Adultery is a an offence in the Phils punishable with a jail sentence for both the man and woman. If she doesn't have an annulment the estranged husband can
have you thrown in jail but more likely he will use this as a pretext to extort money from you.

Jim