Are wedding plans needed??

[resnic123]

but living together for the rest of your life is a huge commitment.
thats why holiday visa would be ideal for couples trying to see if living together works.
With fiance visa u are already making a commitment in my eyes.

Ahhhh
why so complicated in Phili???!!!

[empott]

That's like test driving a car and then return it if u dont like it!

[LadyJ]

but living together for the rest of your life is a huge commitment.
thats why holiday visa would be ideal for couples trying to see if living together works.
With fiance visa u are already making a commitment in my eyes.

Ahhhh
why so complicated in Phili???!!!

Ok sorry
but i dont care if she has to return. i want that cos im not prepared to get married that quick.
Its not something im gonna do on a whim.

In my opinion the system is totally flawed.

Thanks.

Thanks.

How can they assume someone who has never been to this country to get married here and just live happily ever after.
What if that person does not like it here and wants to return home. What happens to the marriage?
This is not a fairytale.

This is why i feel the system is flawed.

Thailand and Vietnam have it sussed.

Thanks

I do actually understand what is your point and you are quite right..

The Embassy shouldn't strict the option to allow your gf/bf in the Phils to have a visit visa first and this gives them a chance to see what is their future going to be look like here

but for the embassy, If you have a relationship with a filipina you should get her fiance than visit visa or if you don't want to marry your gf yet then I guess the embassy wants the britons to do the hard work travelling 20+ hours just to be with their love ones.