advise please

[joebloggs]

another possibility is if he goes and looks for work in another EU country (southern Ireland for example) a few months after he's found work, you should be able to apply for a family permit to join him, cost nothing, and its more difficult to refuse than a spouse visa, once you've been in southern ireland for a few months, he should be able to then bring you to the UK using the surinder singh route.

a bit of messing about, but might be an option.

[missmatanong]

another possibility is if he goes and looks for work in another EU country (southern Ireland for example) a few months after he's found work, you should be able to apply for a family permit to join him, cost nothing, and its more difficult to refuse than a spouse visa, once you've been in southern ireland for a few months, he should be able to then bring you to the UK using the surinder singh route.

a bit of messing about, but might be an option.

thanks joebloggs..i'll inform my husband about this

[Terpe]

another possibility is if he goes and looks for work in another EU country (southern Ireland for example) a few months after he's found work, you should be able to apply for a family permit to join him, cost nothing, and its more difficult to refuse than a spouse visa, once you've been in southern ireland for a few months, he should be able to then bring you to the UK using the surinder singh route.

a bit of messing about, but might be an option.

Good suggestion by joebloggs.
Well worth considering this option.