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    In my opinion, it will probably be easiest to apply for a fiance visa and marry in the UK, particularly if your intention is to remain in the UK.


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    Thanks for the advice guys. Yes, I guess marrying over here (uk) would be easier, but it would be nicer for her if we marry in Philippines. But we are not ruling out any options yet. Does she need a Fiance Visa to marry here? She has a tourist visa already, can't she just extend that and come here to marry? Sorry for being lazy and asking these questions, when I get time I'm gonna search these forums for information.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian S View Post
    ... Does she need a Fiance Visa to marry here? She has a tourist visa already, can't she just extend that and come here to marry? Sorry for being lazy and asking these questions, when I get time I'm gonna search these forums for information.
    Plenty of couples think about the possibility of one party coming to the UK on a visit visa as they want to be involved with the wedding preparations etc, and find that being apart at that time is a daunting prospect.
    However, to be successful in obtaining a visit visa the applicant must show that they intend to leave the UK at the end of their visit.
    Of course in many cases (as in your question) this is not the intention of the applicant as they want to stay in the UK and then get married.
    Unfortunately you cannot easily get married in the UK on a visit visa so a Fiancé(e) visa will need to be obtained from the Embassy of your Fiancé(e)’s country of origin or residence.
    If, for whatever reason you did manage to get married on a visit visa, your spouse would soon be tracked down and requested to leave. If she was not tracked down she would be an illegal and unable to secure leave to remain.
    All kind of problems would follow, which I'm sure you wouldn't want.


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    my fiance is hopeing to get a special visit visa which allows you to marry you have to show she has a job to go back to she can only stay up to 6 month be able to support herself this costs £75 but if you get this and dont leave poss be banned for a long time check ukba.org for more info good luck in what you chouse


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