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  1. #131

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    Quote Originally Posted by hullexile:
    There certainly is a good profit margin there. Btw I thought it was just Asia outsourced to Manila but apparently it is the whole world except the UK now.
    So, no #MUKGA movement in the horizon to bring jobs back? (Sorry, its Sevens weekend and Friday... have nothing productive to do or say.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by shri:
    So, no #MUKGA movement in the horizon to bring jobs back? (Sorry, its Sevens weekend and Friday... have nothing productive to do or say.)
    Mukga, as horrible a sounding word as the concept itself

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    Just an update: picked up my wife's visa today! It took around 30 working days in the end (after paying 600 quid for the 10-15 day priority service).

    Basically no contact from UKVI once we applied, apart from stock responses to email enquiries. I contacted my local MP, who just resigned as leader of the Lib Dems, to look into the matter and he seems to have been able to speed up the process as we know of a few couples who applied earlier than us, but are still waiting. Not sure if his chasing it made a difference, but worth a go for other people to contact their local MP if they're waiting.

    If anyone has any questions about our application, just ask!


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    Quote Originally Posted by nihaobitches:
    Just an update: picked up my wife's visa today! It took around 30 working days in the end (after paying 600 quid for the 10-15 day priority service).
    Congrats fella!!!
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  5. #135

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    Nihaobitches,

    I thought it would be a simple process, (I am in reverse, UK to HK). Good luck to you and your new life in the U.K., but it really sounds like you have more than resources to make it happen.

    If you need a place to rent, I have a two bed flat in Tunbridge Wells in a lovely location if you want to rent for medium term.

    Anyways best if luck and enjoy life without evil mosquitoes ahhhh....


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    Well done with getting there in the end. Hope you have a wonderful new life over in the UK.

    Your name did give me a chuckle! I remember that episode so well


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    Does anyone know if we show MPF portifilo to meet the 62K sterling requirement, would they accept it???


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    Congratulations OP.

    Government considering letting in non-EU spouses of EU citizens, but not those of Brits!

    BREXIT: Government 'considering letting EU nationals bring non-EU spouses to UK' | UK | News | Express.co.uk


  9. #139
    Quote Originally Posted by chuckster007:
    Does anyone know if we show MPF portifilo to meet the 62K sterling requirement, would they accept it???


    I don't think that you can - just cash savings held in your/your partner's account for 6 months if you're going the cash savings route. We also included MPF/shares/other stuff in the appendix just to show we have access to more cash if need be, but they weren't included in the actual application.
    Last edited by shri; 16-06-2017 at 09:12 AM.
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    I am planning to move to U.K. With wife and kids. My wife's x-ray has come positive for TB although she has no visible signs. Now they want to do a sputum test. Any idea how long does it take for the results to come. I heard it takes more than two months? Which jeopardises all plans. Any idea?


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