You'll be applyinf or a spouse visa. A letter from yourself explaining the situation, a letter from your parents explaining you will stay with them, a letter from your company stating your employment and evidence of you financial ability to support your family (including bank statements and wage slips for the last 6 months) without recourse to public funds are the primary documentation you will require.
The fact you haven't paid NI contributions will not affect your visa process at all, and is not something that the application will look into.
You will have to provide photocopies of your son and your own passport and a birth certificate of your son showing that your wife is his mother would help as well.

Quote Originally Posted by bruneicop View Post
HI all,

i need advice as whats best to do here,

I have been with my wife for over a year (marrying in singapore last december), we lived together in Singapore as well as Brunei (where she had dependants visa with me no problem)

We now also have a son, (british passport alreadY)

Problem is we are thinking of moving back to the uk to live, what is the best way to do this?

1. we wont have a place of our own, (my parents would put us up for the first few months until i get a job etc) and they could provide letters stating this.

Which visa should we apply for? anything to watch out for?

I could still potentially have this job and could have this ocmpany just say that i would be based in the uk from x date.

probem is i havent paid my NI contributions since i left 6 years ago, will this affect the outcome?

will having a son with a uk passport already help the case?

any help / advice would be appreciated.

thanks