hi, i got married to my dominican husband nearly 3 years ago we also have a two year old daughter together. we wanted to get his visa straight away but he was too young , he is now 21 and meets the age requirement and i would like to start the visa process but as i have been living as a single parent i had to give up my well paying job to look after my daughter. some people have told me that they cant refuse us as we have a daughter together but i am scared to apply whilst i still dont have a full time job incase i lose all of the money i pay for the visa application and may not be able to afford to apply again any time soon? would it be Better to apply for a vvisitors visa in the meantime?? also i want my dog to come with him! how do i go about getting her here from the dominican? please help as my aim is to have him here by Jan if possible x
- Thread starter tinkerbash
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People with visa experience, please help me.
First of all, what country are you talking about, USA? UK? Canada?
Most countries want proof that you can support your spouse.
AE
Most countries want proof that you can support your spouse.
AE
This is from England, she said "whilst" and nobody in the US of A or Canada says "whilst"...this is one sick puppy...
Please tell her that there is no way in he!! that they will give him a tourist visa...he has no money, no job and nothing to hold him here and his wife and daughter are in Merry Old....just no way.
Sad situation...
HB
Please tell her that there is no way in he!! that they will give him a tourist visa...he has no money, no job and nothing to hold him here and his wife and daughter are in Merry Old....just no way.
Sad situation...
HB
Assuming that detective Hillbilly is right (lol) you are from the UK, then in order to have him with you on a permanent visa you will have to prove that you can support him without recourse to public funds. In other words you will need to have a job and accommodation and not be claiming benefit. Full details are on the UK Visas website including the application form. And there is no way he will get a visitor's visa as they know he is most unlikely to return here.
It is not better news for the dog either. As far as I know, the UK is not part of the pet passport scheme from the DR, and therefore the dog will have to go into quarantine for 6 months, which you have to pay for as well.
matilda
It is not better news for the dog either. As far as I know, the UK is not part of the pet passport scheme from the DR, and therefore the dog will have to go into quarantine for 6 months, which you have to pay for as well.
matilda
From what little I have read, it will be easier to get the husband into the UK than to get the dog. The Brits are exceptionally cautious about animals entering the country. (I wish to mention that I understand and respect the policy, as it is for the protection of public health.)
The Jamaican rules are even tougher on dogs, which is why I ended up eating arroz con habituelas instead of jerked chicken every day. (Again, total respect and understanding.)
Read Matilda's post number 5 and also check out the laws of your country if you are indeed from the UK
UK Border Agency | Applying from outside the UK
Good luck
UK Border Agency | Applying from outside the UK
Good luck
Thanks guys yeah it's the uk I am from. As for the ungelpful comments don't post my thread if you have nothing to say related to the topic and as for my well paying job... Yes I could afford childcare or private nursery but my work wouldn't give me family friendly Hours as my work included travel! But thanks lol!
I vouldnt get family friendly hours as my job included travel which I could get childcare for .... But thanks for your concern
Yeah if I has choice in the matter I would have kept working but my company weren't family friendly I guess. Hopefully I will get work soon and this will simplify the whole thing !