visa

[joebloggs]

Hawk, I feel that on balance, and without a further trip to Phils, you would be better advised to go for fiancee visa.
No offence intended, just trying to help.

terpe.
she has virtually no grounds for appeal, i think you would be wasting your time and money, move on and get wed in the phils or apply for a fiancee visa

[gWaPito]

terpe.
she has virtually no grounds for appeal, i think you would be wasting your time and money, move on and get wed in the phils or apply for a fiancee visa

Bearing in mind this visa rejection has to be by law, disclosed on the new visa application.

No getting away from it....there is a question about failed applications.

[Terpe]

Bearing in mind this visa rejection has to be by law, disclosed on the new visa application.

No getting away from it....there is a question about failed applications.

What you say is true, but I don't think hawk or anyone else needs to be overly concerned about a refusal of visit visa.
Plenty of people get refused on visit visa before applying for settlement visa.
It should have no impact as each application is judged on it's own merits.

[gWaPito]

What you say is true, but I don't think hawk or anyone else needs to be overly concerned about a refusal of visit visa.
Plenty of people get refused on visit visa before applying for settlement visa.
It should have no impact as each application is judged on it's own merits.

I agree, to a point ' Each application is judged on its own merits'. If that's the case why do they want to know about past refusals

I only mention it because I remember him saying about making another application in a previous thread.

I accept that what seems obvious to many isn't so for a few...im just trying, like most of us to save them shelling out even more money unnecessary.