uk visas

[jencha8569]

and by the way im melissa and cambridge is not that far from where we are and maybe when your here we can meet up and go shopping im sure u will enjoy and love it!!!!!!!

hi melissa

thanks for the info. yes i would love to meet pinoys everywhere i maybe and of course we can try shooopping but i have to find a job first..hehe

[kimmi]

PM is for private messaging,and ur always welcome..

i mean can we chat here? new here dont know much stuff
but i got messenger i dont know if we allowed to post messenger here..hehe

my email add is posted in my profile..u can add me if u want..he he he

[jencha8569]

my email add is posted in my profile..u can add me if u want..he he he

added u..hehe
thanks

[kimmi]

added u..hehe
thanks

ok, just keep in touch sis..

[jencha8569]

hello all
i been wondering how much it is to pay the express fee in philippines
for us to get married thus avoiding too much fuss etc ?
be great to know
cheers all.
jencha

[kimmi]

what do u mean express fee??

[jencha8569]

what do u mean express fee??

like we to makepaper faster. example if we not want to have counselling before marriage and getting marriage license here in phils and etc..philippine thing, if u pay fees under the tablethe better..hehe

[jencha8569]

anyone know how much it costs for a visitor visa ?
cheers jencha

[joebloggs]

visa prices

http://www.britishembassy.gov.uk/ser...=1029287468126

[alicat]

like we to makepaper faster. example if we not want to have counselling before marriage and getting marriage license here in phils and etc..philippine thing, if u pay fees under the tablethe better..hehe

i dont think u can do that,u need to attend counselling
and seminar whether u like it or not..thats one of the
requirements..its a little bit boring but u can learn some
lesson...

[joebloggs]

we got everyone done the right way, pay people under the table you risk, losing your money or worse get you fake papers, and forged papers will get you a long ban from the british gov, not worth the risk, like i keep saying 'tell a lie, wave your visa goodbye '

[alicat]

we got everyone done the right way, pay people under the table you risk, losing your money or worse get you fake papers, and forged papers will get you a long ban from the british gov, not worth the risk, like i keep saying 'tell a lie, wave your visa goodbye '

[andypaul]

I think many phill town halls will allow non resident people fill in the counsling paperwork in advanced or by proxy. If you live locally im sure for the long term gain its worth attending if asked.

[jencha8569]

thanks all for your advice and help
will look into it further
cheers jencha

[trends5squared]

Spouse Visa - Settlement

Provide original and photocopies of all the documents you will be submitting:

1. A completed visa application form: Settlement Form (VAF4 Oct 2007)
2. One recent coloured passport sized photos.
3. Visa fee in pesos. Payable across the Bank counter or Manager’s Check (only from BPI, Banco de Oro, Metrobank & Standard Chartered bank), made payable to the British Embassy Manila.
4. Your current passport valid for at least 6 months and any old passports.
5. A full copy of the sponsor's passport including the personal details page and all stamped pages.
6. If you have children you also have to provide birth certificates of each child on the National Statistics Office (NSO) security paper.
7. Evidence that sponsor can support you financially.
a) up-to-date detailed bank statements and other savings covering a period of 6 months prior to the date of application
b) evidence of employment.
8. Evidence that your sponsor has adequate accommodation.
a) Mortgage documents or a rent book is acceptable along with the description of the property.
9) Annulment or divorce papers sponsor if applicable.
10) Evidence that you and your sponsor have remained in contact during sponsors absences from the Philippines.
a) Telephone bills and personal letters may help to show this
b) email / chat transcript
12) A copy of your Marriage Contract on the National Statistics Office (NSO) security paper.
13) A letter of support from your sponsor.
14) A signed Visa Application Checklist


I was married in the Philippines last year in Feb., went to UK with tourist visa in June, 2 days before my 6 months expired I went back to philippines, process my spouse visa last december, got a result in Feb and now Im in UK again.

[jencha8569]

yeah great thanks for that trends .

[jencha8569]

another question i have is = does my sponsor (my bf) need
to fill in any forms ? or just send me all evidence and papers
etc ?

[andypaul]

another question i have is = does my sponsor (my bf) need
to fill in any forms ? or just send me all evidence and papers
etc ?

my wife filled in our spouse visa application with my help.

Most applicants do the preparation of paperwork but of course the sponsor should help as much as possible.

[Piamed]

My wife and I printed the forms and completed them together off-line. She will file her application online after the 28th April when her new passport is issued - finally!

T

[kimmi]

My wife and I printed the forms and completed them together off-line. She will file her application online after the 28th April when her new passport is issued - finally!

T

Goodluck on her application...

[jencha8569]

so i mean my bf (sponsor ) dosnt have to fill
any sponsor forms there in the uk ?
ok cheers everyone.
a few pints will be in order when we win the lottery lol

[Piamed]

Thanks Kimmi. jencha8569, your bf will have to provide you with a letter of invitation/support. Just confirming he can/will take care of your financial and accommodation needs during your visit.

T

[jencha8569]

ok thanks for the info .

[ms.bee.havin]

hello everyone

im new on this site and i really like it here. got to know some facts about uk visas which i really need now.

anyone who can help me bout my situation..please

my case:

my boyfriend and i wanted to be together. he from uk, cambridge,england to be exact. we've been talking on mesenger for a year started as friends then eventually fell in love with each other. he was here in philippines for 3 weeks
last month and it was good times. he met my fam and friends and my way of living, our traditons and cultures.the love and bond tight really close. we planning to get married this year but our problem now is we dont know what visa is the eaisest to get and options that is best for us.

1st visit-sponsoral visa coz we both wanted to be together and so that i can see his way of living and of course his family. and they say its the fastest way.my boyfriend wanted me to see england as to wether i will like to live there soon or not. he wants me to be happy so he making it a point that i can live their away from family and friends coz if not he will move here to philippines (take awhile coz he have to sort what job or business that will do good here) tough decision i know.
2nd fiancee visa - is it possible for us to get married in phil first while waiting for fiancee visa then if granted i enter uk as single with fiancee visa?
3rd marriage visa- marry here then apply spousal visa which they say takes awhile.


we really need help and advise from someone who knows these things.
we hoping to fix all things this year but first we want to know what visa is best and easiest to get . whats the best way to start to apply for any visa i mean what agency or if visit visa is it better if my boyfriend will process there or me here?

i will appreciate any help or advice someone will give
sorry i have to tell my story first..hehe

best wishes and God Bless for all of us here

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Hi there! Don't bother for a fiancee visa. Too many requirements they need for you to prove. If he truly loves you, why don't you get married first in the Philippines, you have to prove to the immigration that its genuine marriage, loads of girls come here for marriage for convenience & that's what they don't like. Your partner has to prove as well that he's got a decent job, a house for you to live here in UK, meaning that he could support you financially w/o getting funds or benefits from the d government here. They will based it on facts & when approved they will give 2 years entry clearance or if you had been at least 3 yrs. marriage or relationship straight away you will be granted resdience permit or no time limit visa. That's all i can say.