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30-07-2007, 01:54
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visa 4 my gf
im trying 2 get my thai gf back 2 england and ive been told my parents got 2 do an invitation letter 4 the embassy because im living at home with my parents.the only problem is i dont know what 2 put in it i dont want 2 make a balse up of it .HAVE I GOT 2 DO A LETTER explaining how i met her and how long have i known her .does anyone know what 2 put in these letters
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30-07-2007, 01:59
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30-07-2007, 07:30
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i put my visa application in sections.... 1. sponsorship letter 2. copy of passport 3. proof of relationship ( pictures, phone bills, money transfers) 4. accommodation info 5. finances 6. flights n insurance info SPONSORSHIP LETTER explain how u met, how long you've been together, how many visits, REASON for visit to uk. ACCOMMODATION LETTER get your mum to write a letter saying there's enough room in your house to accommodate your gf. + copy of mortgage statement, picture of house. (im not sure if this post makes sense as its 1.30am and im pissed) john - toomanypintsofstella
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30-07-2007, 07:55
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Sponsorship letter!
To whom it concern (UK embassy) You and your gf information, birthday, security number, passport number, adress, status, etc. And mention in the first section short the purpose of visit, and she will leave when visa ends. Dates you spend together. example 31.08.05-23.06.05 How you meet, and where! What you and your gf did together Where you have been together How you comunicate english, telephone, sms, yahoo etc Sumary! Your family and friends will velcome her, and to help out so she will be welcomed etc And explenation what the purpose for the visit, if you are planning to get married in the future, get better to know each other etc And then thank you for your time, we really care for each other, and would like to have the uppertunity to test our relationship in my country, and from there se how it goes. Just make sure they understand she is not getting married, or getting to work. All together mine was 3 pages, and it worked well for schengen visa! Just dont lie, they will catch you. Your gf will maybe be questioned, so therefor make sure you and her know what to say! Good luck Last edited by 434 : 30-07-2007 at 08:00.
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30-07-2007, 09:20
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Sorry but I cant help laugh at this (not at you mate just the way the post reads)..
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Ahh how sweet.. Does she cut your toast into soldiers for you ?? For gods sake man. your bringing your ex ****** GF back... Man up and rent a flat !! 
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30-07-2007, 10:13
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I remember reading a story on stickman about a young guy who was still living with his parents when he brought his bg home to live. When he was out working during the day his family would treat her like shyte. She ended up going back to LOS before her visa exp and breaking up with him.
LIL's right, be a man and rent ur own place
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30-07-2007, 10:58
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No reason why a family has t have a problem.. My folks absolutely loved Wifey.. sometimes felt like more than me !!
I just laughed at the get your mum to write bit..
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30-07-2007, 22:43
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to rent a flat would cost me £800 a month for fukc all, im better off saving my money for a deposit for a house then just treading water renting.
A 2 bed bungalow go's for about £160,000 around my way. to rent a caravan costs £150 a week. it's expensive. im not rich like some. there's loads of people my age in the same boat. the government needs to help out first time buyers. john-pintofstella anyway got to go mummys got my din dins ready haha
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30-07-2007, 23:08
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Not knowing your parents, still it's quite a gamble to bring the girl directly into your family home without standing on your own feet.
My wife had a peek into that post while I was reading it and just reacted: "Oh no please". She knew some girls who even have been sent home before the visa expired. It's not going to be easy I only can guess. But well, if you really have very cool parents, it's still not easy to get the girl over. It would really depend for how long you know her. A 2 weeks holiday fling would be different. How longer you know her and can proof this, the better chances you have. To give you an idea of how much information would be needed to know from eachother, I'll attach a document which helps the girl to talk to the immigration officer in case she needs to go through an interview before getting the "holiday visa". We
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31-07-2007, 01:22
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31-07-2007, 01:57
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i dont understand why your digging me out ?. im living with my parents while i save up money for a deposit on a house. im not trying to get something for nothing off my government, they just need to build more affordable housing for first time buyers.
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31-07-2007, 02:04
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Dazza, I don't understand why you post in this thread asking for help, then a few hrs later, post this thread asking for an visa agent ?
I'm sure you are desperate to get your girl back to the UK, but why not use the resources given in this thread?
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31-07-2007, 02:55
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same problem with renting a flat here at the moment theres a shortage of flats and homes i know someone whos been waiting 6 months 4 a place the goverment needs 2 sort it out badly
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31-07-2007, 03:15
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So again, my apologies if the "living with you parents" came across as a dig; it was the combination of having the means and still expecting the government to pave the way. Quote:
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31-07-2007, 03:59
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Ive also been entitled to collect 'free money' as its called round my way but never have, ive always managed to get by without my governments help. The government has acknowledged it has to do more for 1st time buyers, the housing market is just too expensive. The house's they build are going to key workers, then immigrants and lastly people like me. Having the government subsidising home ownership would be getting something for nothing (paid for by tax payers i surpose i agree with u on that mr dk. anyway no hard feelings john-pintofstella
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31-07-2007, 04:42
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Keep going, you may find house prices falling in the future if interest rates keep going up, so a deposit will come in handy.
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31-07-2007, 05:25
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may be you should read the PM i sent you........
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31-07-2007, 07:32
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John, Sorry this turned into a dig at you.. It really (honestly) wasnt intended to be..
I just read the 'get your mum' line.. and smiled.. Dazza doesnt list how old he is in his profile but I can picture some 50 year old fella, calling his 75 year old mum up, asking her to write him a invite.. It wasnt a knock at ya..
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31-07-2007, 22:19
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no worries livinlos, i aint got the hump.  john - pintofstella
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31-07-2007, 22:54
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Nice part of the post. I will keep this example document, as it might come in handy some day. Thanks for this enclosure.
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05-08-2007, 20:58
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same here Frank - I've saved it as well..............cos yer never know..........5555555555555 
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05-08-2007, 21:14
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We got that same problem here in that loads of people my age cant afford to buy a house on thier own...I was living at home until recently but got an apartment(renting) as my tgf is coming over... A visa agent once told me that living with your parents wouldnt be the best thing...
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