Do you already have British Citizenship?Originally Posted by shalet
You can only be Dual-Citizen if you are both a British Citizen and natural Filipino Citizen.
Do you already have British Citizenship?
You can only be Dual-Citizen if you are both a British Citizen and natural Filipino Citizen.
i wasn't able to reach that ILR :( abt the dual citizenship,thats regarding my kids here..i thought of applying for a filipino citizenship for them..cos theyre sort of overstaying here already..if im honest,our marriage is breaking down.he's not responsible...in the first place,we won't be here if he just worked like me whist staying there,we could've saved..i went there as a student...actually im one of those abused partners there..thats why i just returned home just to escape from him.social workers tried helping me but cos of my status that time,they said im not eligible for the settlement visa <cos ive got a brit kid,and i was pregnant that time too,but under student visa>so since my im worried with my kids' future here,im not sure if i can take them to school..i know i wont be a burden there as im a nurse anyway,im not after the benefits etc..i just want free education for my kids there.as much as i wanted to get a divorce,how can i?im here and we got married there..i believe it needs to be filed in Portsmouth.thanks for replying and sorry bout having dupe posts,i just thought my first one didn't go through successfully ...
From what you've said, you've no way of returning to the UK without your husband being willing to sponsor you, and also without your husband being in employment with an annual earned income of £18,600 for at least the past 6 months
(unless exemption)
To enter by using savings only there would need to be £62,500 which must have been held for 6 months
The chances of you securing a working permit route here are virtually zero I'm afraid.
On your question of divorce, it's really a tricky one for you.
The divorce must be filed in UK. There are conditions relating to residence which you don't appear to meet.
Also be advised that IF you were the petitioner, then as a Philippine National that would not be recognised in Philippines and you would not be free to marry.
You could only achieve that IF your husband would agree to file for divorce as the petitioner. You would both need to discuss how to meet the UK grounds for divorce.
I'm really sorry that as yet we've not been able to give you much positive feedback.
Whichever direction you feel is best, there's no way forward without some contact to your husband.
thats whta i thought..that earning is ridiculous sorry for saying that..as i think you need to be in a best position to earn that money..ive known that since,im just hoping it will change..anyway,ill just try other countries then :(
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