FLR timing

[Terpe]

.....Once we have done the FLR is there any problem with the honeymoon date overseas?

Can anyone see any problems with what we are trying to do? I had hoped it would be fairly straightforward from here on in!

With the schedule you've outlined you would definitely need to take the premium route for FLR application.
The planned honeymoon date of 27 November looks to be a bit tight.
It really all depends on how close to 14 October you can get the FLR.
For overseas trip it all depends on where. Your wife will need a visa for most destinations including Europe. Your should allow around 2-4 weeks from date of confirmed appointment for a Schenghen Visa for Europe. (personal appearance is required). Other visa requirements would be on the website of the specific country you are thinking to visit, but again bear in mind that a personal appearance at the embassy is most likely needed.
You can see with a little bit of luck for embassy appointments, and great planning it's just possible even though a little tight for many people.
Alternatively you could decide to go somewhere that has visa waiver for RP passport holders

Personally I would be ultra careful about making bookings and payments for honeymoon.

Best wishes for your future wedding and very best of luck for the honeymoon planning whichever route you opt for.

[tboy555]

With the schedule you've outlined you would definitely need to take the premium route for FLR application.
The planned honeymoon date of 27 November looks to be a bit tight.
It really all depends on how close to 14 October you can get the FLR.
For overseas trip it all depends on where. Your wife will need a visa for most destinations including Europe. Your should allow around 2-4 weeks from date of confirmed appointment for a Schenghen Visa for Europe. (personal appearance is required). Other visa requirements would be on the website of the specific country you are thinking to visit, but again bear in mind that a personal appearance at the embassy is most likely needed.
You can see with a little bit of luck for embassy appointments, and great planning it's just possible even though a little tight for many people.
Alternatively you could decide to go somewhere that has visa waiver for RP passport holders

Personally I would be ultra careful about making bookings and payments for honeymoon.

Best wishes for your future wedding and very best of luck for the honeymoon planning whichever route you opt for.

Thanks.

Planning on going to Maldives, so no visa required as far as I can make out! So as long as we can book the personal vist soon after wedding, then hopefully should not be a problem.