Originally Posted by marikistin
good day everyone!
i have this question in mind and i hope you can give comments or suggestions about it...is it justifiable to try on and apply for a eea family permit first and if refused try n apply for the settlement visa i hope you can enlighten me on this.thank you so much! btw my hubby is from northern ireland
The very nature of an EEA family permit does not allow for it to be refused, provided that all documents presented are in order and correct.
you beat me to posting dom, you can be refused a EEA family permit, you can be refused on ground of Public Policy, Public health or Public Security or of if they think its a shame marriage.i don't think many are refused thou.The very nature of an EEA family permit does not allow for it to be refused, provided that all documents presented are in order and correct.
one of the crazyloop holes in applying for a family permit that needs changing is
(e) a person’s previous criminal convictions do not in themselves justify the decision.(for refusal)
so a murder,rapist or drug dealer can use the EEA family permit to get into the UK
Aa person’s previous criminal convictions do not in themselves justify the decision.(for refusal)
so a murder,rapist or drug dealer can use the EEA family permit to get into the UK
Only one that has repayed there debt to society shurelyyou beat me to posting dom, you can be refused a EEA family permit, you can be refused on ground of Public Policy, Public health or Public Security or of if they think its a shame marriage.i don't think many are refused thou.
one of the crazy
(e) a person’s previous criminal convictions do not in themselves justify the decision.(for refusal)
so a murder,rapist or drug dealer can use the EEA family permit to get into the UK
Absit invidia
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it reminded me of gary glitter when he was refused entry to HK and Thailand, and tried to avoid coming back to the UK.
why can't this country do the same
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