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    Quote Originally Posted by jbt View Post
    Thank you very much Iain and Joe... if i may ask, sir joe, how long does your stepson stayed in the Phils. when he went back there after he got his visa?
    he has ilr, but hes been nearly 2yrs in the phils, that why he has to be back in the uk b4 mid may, or it will cause too much hassle.


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    he has ilr, but hes been nearly 2yrs in the phils, that why he has to be back in the uk b4 mid may, or it will cause too much hassle.
    wow, your stepson stayed 2 years in the Philippines, it means, just in case, if my daughter will decide in the future, she can also stay in the Philippines for 2 years after having her visa?
    "Chains do not hold a marriage together.It is threads, hundreds of tiny threads which sew people together through the years.That is what makes a marriage last - more than passion or even sex..."


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    Quote Originally Posted by jbt View Post
    wow, your stepson stayed 2 years in the Philippines, it means, just in case, if my daughter will decide in the future, she can also stay in the Philippines for 2 years after having her visa?
    if she has ilr, then nearly 2 yrs, if he stayed more than 2 years it could cause problems, his ilr would expire and he would have to try and apply again, but it would be difficult because he would no longer be a minor.

    under present laws, which might change, you can be out of the uk just under 2yrs in one trip, but the UK is suppose to be your home,

    but i'll see in April if we have a problem which i doubt


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    if she has ilr, then nearly 2 yrs, if he stayed more than 2 years it could cause problems, his ilr would expire and he would have to try and apply again, but it would be difficult because he would no longer be a minor.

    under present laws, which might change, you can be out of the uk just under 2yrs in one trip, but the UK is suppose to be your home,

    but i'll see in April if we have a problem which i doubt
    i wish there'll be no problem in april..... .....
    "Chains do not hold a marriage together.It is threads, hundreds of tiny threads which sew people together through the years.That is what makes a marriage last - more than passion or even sex..."


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    Quote Originally Posted by jbt View Post
    i wish there'll be no problem in april..... .....
    like a boy scout be prepared

    1) he will not have been out of the UK 2yrs so there should not be any problems
    2)he will have a letter saying he's been studying for 2 yrs at Palawan state uni.
    3) he has strong ties with the UK, his mom, brother and sister live in the uk.

    so I'm 99% sure there will be no problems


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    like a boy scout be prepared

    1) he will not have been out of the UK 2yrs so there should not be able problems
    2)he will have a letter saying he's been studying for 2 yrs at Palawan state uni.
    3) he has strong ties with the UK, his mom, brother and sister live in the uk.

    so I'm 99% sure there will be no problems
    .... I'll pray for it as well...... Thank you so sir joe...you've always been a great help.....
    "Chains do not hold a marriage together.It is threads, hundreds of tiny threads which sew people together through the years.That is what makes a marriage last - more than passion or even sex..."


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