Frequent - your research (thanks for that) has thrown up a very interesting possible scenario:
The most difficult part of applying for a Fiance visa is proving the relationship - but if you are correct and despite the UK Govt declaring you cannot marry on a Visitor Visa you did it anyway then it would not be a Fiance Visa one would be seeking but a Spouse Visa, right? And if you are actually married might it be a tad more difficult for the Home Office to deny that you are in a relationship?
I can't comment as I'm not an expert on UK immigration lawOriginally Posted by scottish-guy
It's never stopped you before
I leave that sort of thing to the Three Stooges - each a total ignoramus - these days
Predictably the attempted 'crackdown' of 2 or 3 months ago has fizzled out like a damp squib having achieved precisely nothing except antagonise members.
Now stop derailing my topic or I'll set Francois on you
goji (March 13th, 2018)
Like being whipped by a limp lettuce leaf
Last edited by frequent; March 12th, 2018 at 16:42.
I usually only go for that if the wet celery and the chamois leather knickers are also available
Scottish Guy wrote.
"I've never thought much of your chat but I'm happy to confirm you're full of chit."
Clearly feeling the burn.
Hopefully we can get back onto the more interesting stories of how your delightful* Vietnamese lad is coping with the Scottish winter. Spring must be only 3~4 months away now.
[*Assumption]
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