Proposed new fees

[Thai Visa Express]

New Fees Edited January 21, 2010 by Thai Visa Express

[cheang]

Well the government never fails to reach deeper in your wallet! No matter where you are!

[Thai Visa Express]

They make a small fortune from people entering the UK.

[ROIDFREAK]

When do the "proposed fees " come into effect?

[Nak Muay]

solution.......... move to thailand.

 

The UK is a less attractive place to live every year, and for so so many reasons will be even less attractive within the next few years.

 

Be it the pensions crisis, unfunded government liabilities(unpaid debt), bank bailout funding(also unaccounted/unpaid debt) the quantitive easing(printing of money not backed up by anything).

 

Who in their right mind would want to live here? let alone bring anyone else to live here?

Edited January 21, 2010 by ju5t

[Thai Visa Express]

When do the "proposed fees " come into effect?

 

 

They wont affect your application generally April 1 2010.

[ROIDFREAK]

They wont affect your application generally April 1 2010.

 

cheers

[Tee2008]

It looks like there is no increase to the cost of a 6 month visit visa. UKBA are of the opinion that an increase might adversely affect tourism.

[Scottish_Tyrant]

That's a fairly shocking increase for the 2 year dependant? Or am I reading it incorrectly? Thats nearly an extra £1000?

[Thai Visa Express]

Further leave to remain is £400.00 not Dependant , once married you require further leave to remain.

 

 

You will require :

 

 

 

Form FLR(M)

You should use form FLR(M) if you are applying to extend your stay and obtain a biometric immigration document (identity card for foreign nationals) as a husband, wife, civil partner or unmarried/same-sex partner.

 

For more information, read FLR Is the correct form insert red also is a guide Guide.

 

I hope this is of help feel free to email as you are previous client advice my time is free to yourself.

[Scottish_Tyrant]

Further leave to remain is £400.00 not Dependant , once married you require further leave to remain.

 

 

You will require :

 

 

 

Form FLR(M)

You should use form FLR(M) if you are applying to extend your stay and obtain a biometric immigration document (identity card for foreign nationals) as a husband, wife, civil partner or unmarried/same-sex partner.

 

For more information, read FLR Is the correct form insert red also is a guide Guide.

 

I hope this is of help feel free to email as you are previous client advice my time is free to yourself.

 

Thanks mate

[Muso]

They seem to be forever making changes to all this. You no sooner get it straight in your head, and they alter it...Arseholes...

Edited March 8, 2010 by Muso