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Update and life away from Turkey
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30 Aug 2010 Mon 02:29 pm |
Hi all,
I have now moved back to the U.K. as I am looking for work to support my wife and young daughter, it was very hard to leave my home in Istanbul but with another member of our family to support working full-time is a neccessity even more now.
My wife Nesrin will retire in just a few days so I am expecting her to join me with little Melissa at the end of Sept start of Oct. We will attempt to rent our apartment in Istanbul which will give us a valuable income and then we always have the option to keep it should we return later in our lifes.
I would really appreciate any advice for my wife as I am still unsure which route to go down, here is the present situation, she has a visitor´s visa which expires in Jan 2011, I am currently desperate to find work here in England but we will have a secure address at my parents.
Would we best to apply now before her current visa runs out for a another visa or apply for an extension of stay in the U.K. as a partner or wife/husband of a U.K. national, which basically is the same as a settlement visa application.
We know need to get things moving so we are looking upon experienced people who have gone down the same route as we are going for advice and guidance. Anybody with any suggestions or advice please reply
Thanks
Rich & Nesrin
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30 Aug 2010 Mon 04:10 pm |
I am not sure how you would do this is the UK, Rich but I wish you, Nesrin and Melissa the very best.
Here in the US, the earlier you start perminent residence paperwork the better off you are. I was actually able to file different types of paperwork concurrently, just in case one method got thru more quickly than the other. For my husband and I, it wasn´t a matter of which kind of visa he got, it was a matter of which one will keep us together.
I hope you find a solution to your situation. Best of luck on the job hunt!
Elisabeth
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30 Aug 2010 Mon 10:16 pm |
Hi Elisabeth,
How are you? thanks for reading my post, I agree with you it is best to start the ball rolling as they say because it would be advantageous to start before Nesrin come to England.
I know Elisabeth that a job and a secure address are two pluses with any application made.
Best wishes
Rich & Nesrin
I am not sure how you would do this is the UK, Rich but I wish you, Nesrin and Melissa the very best.
Here in the US, the earlier you start perminent residence paperwork the better off you are. I was actually able to file different types of paperwork concurrently, just in case one method got thru more quickly than the other. For my husband and I, it wasn´t a matter of which kind of visa he got, it was a matter of which one will keep us together.
I hope you find a solution to your situation. Best of luck on the job hunt!
Elisabeth
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01 Sep 2010 Wed 05:14 pm |
Hi all,
I have now moved back to the U.K. as I am looking for work to support my wife and young daughter, it was very hard to leave my home in Istanbul but with another member of our family to support working full-time is a neccessity even more now.
My wife Nesrin will retire in just a few days so I am expecting her to join me with little Melissa at the end of Sept start of Oct. We will attempt to rent our apartment in Istanbul which will give us a valuable income and then we always have the option to keep it should we return later in our lifes.
I would really appreciate any advice for my wife as I am still unsure which route to go down, here is the present situation, she has a visitor´s visa which expires in Jan 2011, I am currently desperate to find work here in England but we will have a secure address at my parents.
Would we best to apply now before her current visa runs out for a another visa or apply for an extension of stay in the U.K. as a partner or wife/husband of a U.K. national, which basically is the same as a settlement visa application.
We know need to get things moving so we are looking upon experienced people who have gone down the same route as we are going for advice and guidance. Anybody with any suggestions or advice please reply
Thanks
Rich & Nesrin
I might be teaching you to suck eggs but have you looked at the UKBA website? Here is the link. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/partnersandfamilies/
Have a look at Tier 1 and Tier 2 of the immigration system too, this might apply also.
Wishing you all the best and it is nice to hear how you are.
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02 Sep 2010 Thu 12:52 am |
all the best for you..we have a saying in Polish
what will not kill you can only make you stronger.
trust in life, you have a child and a wonderful wife.Things can only be better.
greetings from kus
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02 Sep 2010 Thu 01:23 am |
Wish you the Best loveprague 
all the best for you..we have a saying in Polish
what will not kill you can only make you stronger.
Nietzsche
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02 Sep 2010 Thu 01:34 am |
Wish you the Best loveprague 
Nietzsche GOD!!!
good to see you armegon..
Edited (9/2/2010) by Thebirdy
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08 Sep 2010 Wed 09:22 pm |
Thanks Libralady for the information, It is all relevant to my cause
Best wishes Rich & Nesrin
I might be teaching you to suck eggs but have you looked at the UKBA website? Here is the link. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/partnersandfamilies/
Have a look at Tier 1 and Tier 2 of the immigration system too, this might apply also.
Wishing you all the best and it is nice to hear how you are.
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08 Sep 2010 Wed 09:23 pm |
Thanks Thebirdy
all the best for you..we have a saying in Polish
what will not kill you can only make you stronger.
trust in life, you have a child and a wonderful wife.Things can only be better.
greetings from kus
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08 Sep 2010 Wed 09:23 pm |
Thanks armegon
Wish you the Best loveprague 
Nietzsche
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