Congrats! I remember only too well the frustration of Attempting to get my BFs first Irish visa... And of course the elation when he finally got it
There are loads of Asian food stores in Dublin.. so I presume that there are also in Scotland? He can get all his frozen seafood there....
BTW is his Dad coming too? Wasn't that part of one of your Visa applications?
Buffalo me die! Send Money!
Yes - but although they both applied at the same time - and actually as part of the same application as far as letters of invitation etc were concerned - his father has not had a yes or no so far.
SG. might I ask what his name is?
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
When elderly men turn up with their 'boyfriend' 30 years younger than them it would be remiss of the immigration department not to ask a few questions.
Really don't see the point of that comment.
joe552 (November 17th, 2017)
If you don't mind, please keep us updated on how his trip goes. I'd like to know how he takes to the UK. For example, will he find it a very cold and isolating society? Things like that...
Otherwise every sex starved jock would pitch up in Vietnam, Cambodia or some other dirt poor country, collect their 'boyfriend' and bring him back to The UK.
Congratulations Scottish!
I am sure you will find a way to keep him warm...
Len you are so bitter and twisted - I haven't just "pitched up in Vietnam" and "brought him back", I've been in this relationship for seven years.
Obnoxious as you're being, you're not going to spoil my day!
SG: About winter clothing: BF can spend some time at the clothing stalls in Saigon Square Market. He will definitely find suitable and adequate winter wear. I got a very substantial Northface jacket, with removable insulated lining. No need for you to bring a duvet to the airport when he arrives.
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