divorce in Philippines

[stevetheduke]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ginapeterb &#064; Jun 2 2006, 09&#58;25 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>

Hi Pete,

Thankyou for your advice, yes it seems im in for quite an adventure with this.
The link you sent looks very detailed, will be studying it carefully. I just hope
my GF will be able to visit me on a visitors visa at some point as spending the next
2 years just visiting her on holiday will be hard work, still lets see how it all goes.

Thanks once again
Steve

Steve

You are correct, your GF is subject to Filipino law, even though she has been in a legal seperation for years, yor GF would require to file for a Legal Anulment before she may be admitted to the UK on a Fiancee Visa, this process may take up to 2 years, but will be at least 18 months.

There are a number of Legal Anulment specialists in the Philippines, the cost is normally around 150,000 to 200,000 PHP, the outcome is not guaranteed, there are only certain grounds by wich an anulment may be granted, its a very complicated procedure, your GF needs to investigate this on her own behalf, patience and long waiting is required, there is a complete procedure here on this Forum for the Legal Anulment, happy reading &#33;&#33;&#33;

Best of luck with it, I don&#39;t envy you in this.
Pete

Steve I found this information that I presented some months previously, its appropriate to your post, please read it.
Happy reading
Pete
Legal Anulment
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