Who will you vote for

[grahamw48]

Yes, don't see why not. The 'primary purpose' was in force when I last brought family to this country.

[joebloggs]

Yes, don't see why not. The 'primary purpose' was in force when I last brought family to this country.

why do you think they want to bring it back ? anyway UKIP will not get more than a few MP's so they will have little influence on any gov, but then if the Tories get in again maybe they will bring it back

I wouldn't be happy about any gov bringing it back

the Primary Purpose rule required foreign nationals married to British citizens to prove that the primary purpose of their marriage was not to obtain British residency.

If those wishing to take up residency in the UK could not prove this to the satisfaction of immigration officers, they were denied entry into the United Kingdom. The change in the law is expected to place the burden of proof on immigration officials rather than those applying for residency.