family's future is on the hands of "somebody"

[marlyn&kenny]

thats the visa waiting game
glad my misses and kids are out of it

just hang on, most of us have been thru the same

your one day nearer to getting your visa

not much difference if your baby is born in the phils or UK, still British by decent.

Thanks a lot sir! this is a wonderful and very useful site ever!
If ever i get the visa (please Lord) and give birth here, what will be our next move? my hubby worries that it might complicate things, will it?

Thank u so much for your patience! God bless

[gWaPito]

Thanks a lot sir! this is a wonderful and very useful site ever!
If ever i get the visa (please Lord) and give birth here, what will be our next move? my hubby worries that it might complicate things, will it?

Thank u so much for your patience! God bless

The only complication if your child is born in the phils is the cost of another visa application, for example Jane's was 74,000 and if we had a baby in the phils it would of cost another 74,000.

Adult or baby..the cost is the same.

Good luck to you both and hang on in there

[rusty]

The only complication if your child is born in the phils is the cost of another visa application, for example Jane's was 74,000 and if we had a baby in the phils it would of cost another 74,000.

Adult or baby..the cost is the same.

Good luck to you both and hang on in there

If the british father is named on the birth certificate, then the baby is able to apply for a British passport and British birth certificate, therefore does not need to appy for a visa.

http://ukinthephilippines.fco.gov.uk...in-philippines

[gWaPito]

If the british father is named on the birth certificate, then the baby is able to apply for a British passport and British birth certificate, therefore does not need to appy for a visa.

http://ukinthephilippines.fco.gov.uk...in-philippines

Thank you for the correction
Just goes to show, you can't read all posts on here as if they are the Gospel

[marlyn&kenny]

wont be long marlyn, 3 weeks have past soon will be in sunny stoke on trent

Thanks for keeping my spirit high steeve! u two good luck!

The only complication if your child is born in the phils is the cost of another visa application, for example Jane's was 74,000 and if we had a baby in the phils it would of cost another 74,000.
Adult or baby..the cost is the same.
Good luck to you both and hang on in there

It cost you 74,000 pesos for her visa? it was spouse visa right?

If the british father is named on the birth certificate, then the baby is able to apply for a British passport and British birth certificate, therefore does not need to appy for a visa.

http://ukinthephilippines.fco.gov.uk...in-philippines

Thanks rusty. i have been reading your previous post regarding baby's registration and passport..

... well, of course it is, m'dear ... that's why *he's a 'Trusted Member'! Just my little , Marlyn. Couldn't resist it! But, seriously, your future IS in good hands. God's Hands!! And He WILL take care of it ... YOURS, Kenny's and your forthcoming baby's.

Thanks a lot sir, You have contributed much encouragement to all the members here who are weary like us.. God bless !