Which is best: Fiance visa or Spouse Visa?

[somebody]

as regards careful pre-planning ... since being granted sufficient time off work is likely to prove the MAIN stumbling block. But from the financial angle, the substantial savings made from having to fork-out on only ONE visa ... instead of TWO ... would go a long way towards paying for any further air fares. And also, the cost of marrying in the Phils is definitely a great deal less expensive than a comparable wedding package in the UK.

Indeed Sir and of course as often mentioned Rizza's family will have the option to attend. For many it will mean more ( of course i dont know your family Sean but its an educated guess.) for many of Rizza's family to see her married and if married in a cvill marriage blessed by the Lola's pastor in our case. For all your family its possible they could attend ie visa and possibly money wise if given the time to prepare and save for..

[Northerner]

This is why I need to think hard about this all now. I am allowed up to three months off of work as a sabbatical, so long as I give enough notice (and staffing levels are not low) and I get to keep my job Which I imagine is the main thing visa wise...

As for my family.. Well I think Rizza's easily outnumbers mine 4 to 1 or at least when you think of the second and third cousins she is still very much in contact with..

To be honest, I am just a tad worried about what the next Government plans to do with respect to immigration and what new laws might come into play in the next year or so. So, for now I just simply plan to save and save... Hopefully

[joebloggs]

To be honest, I am just a tad worried about what the next Government plans to do with respect to immigration and what new laws might come into play in the next year or so. So, for now I just simply plan to save and save... Hopefully

i wouldn't worry too much, it will probably cost more, take longer to get and your wife will probably have to do more to get citizenship but it should be a major problem for you