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20th November 2011 #91
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20th November 2011 #93
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20th November 2011 #94
Anyone taking bets on this?
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20th November 2011 #95
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20th November 2011 #96
I wish I had your confidence mate.
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20th November 2011 #97
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To be honest I also thought that in terms of 'Human Rights' it would be very difficult for the govt to introduce these restrictions.
I'm not wanting to be negative, and maybe I'm making 2+2=5 but look here:-
http://filipinaroses.com/showthread....ht=#post324465
The govt are set to implement some changes to 'Human Rights' laws that most people in UK would strongly support.
The words be careful what you wish for come to mind when linking human rights with UK immigration rules.
Or are the govt not that smart?
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20th November 2011 #98
One thing though terpe I may be wrong but I have not seen anything about it on tv. It seems like they are keeping this one very quiet.
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20th November 2011 #99
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21st November 2011 #100
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21st November 2011 #101
Ask any Brit ... and you'll find a high percentage in FAVOUR of measures to curb immigration - simply because they're unlikely to be affected by them to the extent that most of our membership is - and therein lies the rub!
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21st November 2011 #102
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21st November 2011 #103
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Hi. If possible, yes. As we just don't know what will happen next. I am guessing there will be a larger than normal number of applications going in before the changes are implemented, so all the more reason to get the application in soon. If it was me I would try and get my application in very much sooner than later, if I could.
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21st November 2011 #104
Well lastlid I think Maricris has read your post she is and bending my ears to sort out quickly.
Make sence to apply as soon as poss as we dont know whats going to happen.
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21st November 2011 #105
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21st November 2011 #106
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Sorry, but I would agree. Sooner is going to to much better than later.
No-one really knows for sure but the 'writing is on the wall', so to speak.
I would advise anyone now, with all the issues around us get your applications lodged before end of March 2012 unless you are very sure of your position.
Plenty of info on the threads/posts here for review. Make up your mind.
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21st November 2011 #107
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Blimey, we haven't even met yet !
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21st November 2011 #108
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21st November 2011 #109
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-15758588
Applications for spouse/partner visa by nationality, 2010
Pakistan: 6,460 (16% of total)
India: 3,940 (10%)
US: 2,490 (6%)
Nepal: 2,050 (5%)
Bangladesh: 1,670 (4%)
Thailand: 1,605 (4%)
Philippines: 1,385 (3%)
Turkey: 1,260 (3%)
Nigeria: 1,150 (3%)
S Africa: 1,105 (3%)
Nepal 5% whats going on here then usa double the number from the phils..
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21st November 2011 #110
Your not creating panic with us lastlid just trying to get the wife going... Hi Sweetheart But with all the uncertainty..and with what Joe said visa prices going up. Apply as soon as we can.
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22nd November 2011 #113
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Yes. We know something is going to happen around that date and it aint going to be a 50% discount or buy one get one free or anything like that.
Last edited by lastlid; 22nd November 2011 at 09:53. Reason: Correction
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I believe these plans to be wrong and will only impact on the genuine couples such as myself. I do agree that the family route is being abused but don't ruin genuine couples a right to be a couple. Despite the abuse there is genuine couple out there.
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27th November 2011 #115
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A price hike won't make any difference for the demand for visas.
You only got to look at the prices of visas of yesteryear and still the demand increases.
Like coffin nails and booze, people will find the money.
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27th November 2011 #116
Does this proposal only affects spousal visa? or it also affects EEA?
and by the way RickyR you mentioned the real problem is the welfare state... so what exactly is the problem with the welfare state?
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27th November 2011 #117
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29th November 2011 #118
hmmm ok... too bad... yeah kinda lame abusing the benefits... it would be ok if there's really good reason to use it but just to make money out of it really lame..... well I just read about that link regarding this news..... LOL maybe England will no longer be England but Ingland :P coz they might get outnumbered by the Indians since they are migrating there yearly wow 4000? seriously? Well if only I speak a different language fluently like maybe Spanish or French or Italian maybe I'll just ask my husband to go to those country but since the only other language I can speak better is English then oh well......other english speaking countries like Canada, USA, Australia hmmmm well we will both need VISA in UK I am the only one who needs it he doesn't need one so.... and we won't be able to visit his parents and grandmas that often coz those other english speaking country are far from his country and I want to see Harry Potter hahahahahahaha
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