Hello, new here

[stevewool]

My wife owns nothing in the phils, she had a job but had to give that up because of family happening, so if that is poor then that would not stop you girl from coming here,
Its best to tell the truth from the beginning in all you say and do, you are on a very long road

[Kevin Brown]

Steve that is interesting that she had no job. How did you convince them that she would return to The Philipines?

[Arthur Little]

Steve that is interesting that she had no job. How did you convince them that she would return to The Philipines?

, Kev. I think I'm right in saying Steve & Emma applied straightaway for a Fiancee Visa following their engagement ... thereby presenting a convincing case to the authorities of their intention to marry - as opposed to the much less expensive option of going for a *Visit Visa - where it's a lot more difficult to prove the applicant will definitely return to her homeland within the *allotted timeframe.

[Kevin Brown]

Hi Arthur,

Thanks for your reply. I understood a fiancee visa is if you intend to get married during the visit, which we don't. The ECO even told me that if only we were getting married it would be easier. I will check again about fiancee visa. Thanks