visa refused

[hawk]

fiancee visa turned down they say she got no to show tyes to philippines she got her son dont think she just going to leave him this is just another rip off why have differant visa,s if there going to turn us down when they want ihate this country,s idiot ukba laws i now know why so many try get here illigaly because when they try to be honest it gets you no were looks like we try appeal now

[imagine]

sorry to hear your sad news, keep your chin up and keep on it,

i didnt know that for a fiancee visa, a reason to return was needed

[hawk]

it was a special visit visa to alow to marry

[Terpe]

Really sorry to hear that hawk.
It's such a shame for a genuine couple.
Please do think carefully before taking further steps. The route you decided upon was always going to be higher risk than settlement and comes down to the discretion of the ECO.

Fiance visa will probably be your best bet, unless there are specific reasons of weakness.

Try not to be too stressed. Look to the future.

[hawk]

many thanks my problem with settlement is i have not got alot money low income no saving just got free from x my plan was for her to come over then get paperwork done to apply 4 spouse visa

[KeithD]

it was a special visit visa to alow to marry

What's one of those?

[joebloggs]

most if not all Brits would have been refused to, why would you marry in the Uk, then for your wife to leave the UK, and apply for a settlement visa to come back. you had little chance of getting it, other people have tired, its a lot cheaper than a fiancee or spouse visa, and many think once their wed they can apply for FLR(m) or discreationary leave

your wife would need entry clearence to stay in the UK, and with marriage visit visa you don't get entry clearence..

[Arthur Little]

Bad Luck, mate ... it looks like the Fiancee Visa is your most viable option!

[Sim11UK]

most if not all Brits would have been refused to, why would you marry in the Uk, then for your wife to leave the UK, and apply for a settlement visa to come back. you had little chance of getting it, other people have tired, its a lot cheaper than a fiancee or spouse visa, and many think once their wed they can apply for FLR(m) or discreationary leave

your wife would need entry clearence to stay in the UK, and with marriage visit visa you don't get entry clearence..

Think member Kattery got one of these? then got a spouse visa later...Her husband had considerable savings though.


Sorry hawk, quite an expensive way of doing things I guess. Just hang in there & all will come good in the end, if you really want it to.