UK marriage visitor visa
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I'm from Sri Lanka. When I was in the UK, I had a 10-year ban on my HSMP visa. After that I claimed asylum, and in 2016 I came back home voluntarily. My girlfriend is in the UK now. She has a refugee visa. Can I apply for a marriage visitor visa now?
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I'm from Sri Lanka. When I was in the UK, I had a 10-year ban on my HSMP visa. After that I claimed asylum, and in 2016 I came back home voluntarily. My girlfriend is in the UK now. She has a refugee visa. Can I apply for a marriage visitor visa now?
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When did your 10 year ban start? Can you meet the eligibility requirements and provide the mandatory documents? gov.uk/marriage-visa/eligibility
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Jul 11 at 8:36
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No, a Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage, and your girlfriend is already there. A 10-year ban suggests a serious violation of your visa (Tier 1?) and while a ban in effect, applying for other types of visas will not lift the ban. You've left out important details: was asylum denied, were you under an administrative removal order when you left?
â Giorgio
Jul 11 at 14:52
Mr Giorgio , I came back to country voluntarily, my band was start from 2010, my girl friend can't to come to srilanka, bcoz of her life threatening?? Is that any possible
â Maddy
Jul 12 at 5:44
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I'm from Sri Lanka. When I was in the UK, I had a 10-year ban on my HSMP visa. After that I claimed asylum, and in 2016 I came back home voluntarily. My girlfriend is in the UK now. She has a refugee visa. Can I apply for a marriage visitor visa now?
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I'm from Sri Lanka. When I was in the UK, I had a 10-year ban on my HSMP visa. After that I claimed asylum, and in 2016 I came back home voluntarily. My girlfriend is in the UK now. She has a refugee visa. Can I apply for a marriage visitor visa now?
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When did your 10 year ban start? Can you meet the eligibility requirements and provide the mandatory documents? gov.uk/marriage-visa/eligibility
â Traveller
Jul 11 at 8:36
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No, a Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage, and your girlfriend is already there. A 10-year ban suggests a serious violation of your visa (Tier 1?) and while a ban in effect, applying for other types of visas will not lift the ban. You've left out important details: was asylum denied, were you under an administrative removal order when you left?
â Giorgio
Jul 11 at 14:52
Mr Giorgio , I came back to country voluntarily, my band was start from 2010, my girl friend can't to come to srilanka, bcoz of her life threatening?? Is that any possible
â Maddy
Jul 12 at 5:44
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When did your 10 year ban start? Can you meet the eligibility requirements and provide the mandatory documents? gov.uk/marriage-visa/eligibility
â Traveller
Jul 11 at 8:36
2
No, a Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage, and your girlfriend is already there. A 10-year ban suggests a serious violation of your visa (Tier 1?) and while a ban in effect, applying for other types of visas will not lift the ban. You've left out important details: was asylum denied, were you under an administrative removal order when you left?
â Giorgio
Jul 11 at 14:52
Mr Giorgio , I came back to country voluntarily, my band was start from 2010, my girl friend can't to come to srilanka, bcoz of her life threatening?? Is that any possible
â Maddy
Jul 12 at 5:44
2
2
When did your 10 year ban start? Can you meet the eligibility requirements and provide the mandatory documents? gov.uk/marriage-visa/eligibility
â Traveller
Jul 11 at 8:36
When did your 10 year ban start? Can you meet the eligibility requirements and provide the mandatory documents? gov.uk/marriage-visa/eligibility
â Traveller
Jul 11 at 8:36
2
2
No, a Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage, and your girlfriend is already there. A 10-year ban suggests a serious violation of your visa (Tier 1?) and while a ban in effect, applying for other types of visas will not lift the ban. You've left out important details: was asylum denied, were you under an administrative removal order when you left?
â Giorgio
Jul 11 at 14:52
No, a Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage, and your girlfriend is already there. A 10-year ban suggests a serious violation of your visa (Tier 1?) and while a ban in effect, applying for other types of visas will not lift the ban. You've left out important details: was asylum denied, were you under an administrative removal order when you left?
â Giorgio
Jul 11 at 14:52
Mr Giorgio , I came back to country voluntarily, my band was start from 2010, my girl friend can't to come to srilanka, bcoz of her life threatening?? Is that any possible
â Maddy
Jul 12 at 5:44
Mr Giorgio , I came back to country voluntarily, my band was start from 2010, my girl friend can't to come to srilanka, bcoz of her life threatening?? Is that any possible
â Maddy
Jul 12 at 5:44
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A Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage. The more appropriate category would be a fiancé visa, although your girlfriend would have to be a settled person (not subject to immigration control) for this to be a consideration. It's not clear whether she has that status.
More importantly, your 10-year ban is the obstacle and, while it is in effect, applying for any other type of visas will not lift the ban, or reduce the time period.
You could consult a solicitor through the Immigration Law Practitioner's Association (ILPA) as well as this previous question on finding a UK immigration lawyer.
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A Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage. The more appropriate category would be a fiancé visa, although your girlfriend would have to be a settled person (not subject to immigration control) for this to be a consideration. It's not clear whether she has that status.
More importantly, your 10-year ban is the obstacle and, while it is in effect, applying for any other type of visas will not lift the ban, or reduce the time period.
You could consult a solicitor through the Immigration Law Practitioner's Association (ILPA) as well as this previous question on finding a UK immigration lawyer.
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A Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage. The more appropriate category would be a fiancé visa, although your girlfriend would have to be a settled person (not subject to immigration control) for this to be a consideration. It's not clear whether she has that status.
More importantly, your 10-year ban is the obstacle and, while it is in effect, applying for any other type of visas will not lift the ban, or reduce the time period.
You could consult a solicitor through the Immigration Law Practitioner's Association (ILPA) as well as this previous question on finding a UK immigration lawyer.
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A Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage. The more appropriate category would be a fiancé visa, although your girlfriend would have to be a settled person (not subject to immigration control) for this to be a consideration. It's not clear whether she has that status.
More importantly, your 10-year ban is the obstacle and, while it is in effect, applying for any other type of visas will not lift the ban, or reduce the time period.
You could consult a solicitor through the Immigration Law Practitioner's Association (ILPA) as well as this previous question on finding a UK immigration lawyer.
A Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage. The more appropriate category would be a fiancé visa, although your girlfriend would have to be a settled person (not subject to immigration control) for this to be a consideration. It's not clear whether she has that status.
More importantly, your 10-year ban is the obstacle and, while it is in effect, applying for any other type of visas will not lift the ban, or reduce the time period.
You could consult a solicitor through the Immigration Law Practitioner's Association (ILPA) as well as this previous question on finding a UK immigration lawyer.
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When did your 10 year ban start? Can you meet the eligibility requirements and provide the mandatory documents? gov.uk/marriage-visa/eligibility
â Traveller
Jul 11 at 8:36
2
No, a Marriage Visitor visa is for those who do not intend to live in the UK after marriage, and your girlfriend is already there. A 10-year ban suggests a serious violation of your visa (Tier 1?) and while a ban in effect, applying for other types of visas will not lift the ban. You've left out important details: was asylum denied, were you under an administrative removal order when you left?
â Giorgio
Jul 11 at 14:52
Mr Giorgio , I came back to country voluntarily, my band was start from 2010, my girl friend can't to come to srilanka, bcoz of her life threatening?? Is that any possible
â Maddy
Jul 12 at 5:44