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Please don't judge or anything from the little info. I am simply after info regarding VISA. Not assumptions and advice on such. I am not stating assumptions be made but getting to the point. No offence. I apologise. I kindly ask for info. (Okay I'm tired lol).
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Seems a mine field at moment. But this is prep work and research.
I've fallen for a girl in Thailand. Seen her for 2 days only. I didn't look for it. It happened. 2 days you think... I know. I am going back to see her and talk a month after I left. Will be there 8 nights. I am just simply thinking ahead. Just in case she is the one.
She has a child. A 2.5 year old. She is from Isaan. Dark skinned (if your reading into this). She is 27 and I'm 35. We do look a good matched couple. If anything she is less attractive than girls I'd date in the UK. But she is more attractive inside. Something special is there. Otherwise she has one of those invisible Khmer tattoos lol.
Thinking ahead if it works out what are my options for bring her to the UK with me?
I don't have any money saved away. I owe maybe 7K on loans and 7k on credit. But I earn 40K a year before tax. University educated. Never married and no dependants. I live with parents at moment but if she came to England I could rent a detached 3 bedroom house tomorrow with view to saving up deposit for first time mortgage and house together.
My question is what are my options VISA wise to get her in the UK with me please?
I am planing ahead. If this is for real I don't want to draw it out with her in Thailand and me here for months on end. To work we need to be together.
Another question I would ask is how would things change if we married in Thailand or she had my child (or both)?
If we married in Thailand would it help things and could we still marry in a church in UK at a later date with family present?
Please don't read in-between the lines and judge lol... I am planning ahead. Best to research before making a commitment and best to utilise my time on my return to Thailand. IE a passport for her etc if it is serious.
Thanks everyone who reads this far anyway for your time and 'greatly' appreciate any replies.
Andrew.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Seems a mine field at moment. But this is prep work and research.
I've fallen for a girl in Thailand. Seen her for 2 days only. I didn't look for it. It happened. 2 days you think... I know. I am going back to see her and talk a month after I left. Will be there 8 nights. I am just simply thinking ahead. Just in case she is the one.
She has a child. A 2.5 year old. She is from Isaan. Dark skinned (if your reading into this). She is 27 and I'm 35. We do look a good matched couple. If anything she is less attractive than girls I'd date in the UK. But she is more attractive inside. Something special is there. Otherwise she has one of those invisible Khmer tattoos lol.
Thinking ahead if it works out what are my options for bring her to the UK with me?
I don't have any money saved away. I owe maybe 7K on loans and 7k on credit. But I earn 40K a year before tax. University educated. Never married and no dependants. I live with parents at moment but if she came to England I could rent a detached 3 bedroom house tomorrow with view to saving up deposit for first time mortgage and house together.
My question is what are my options VISA wise to get her in the UK with me please?
I am planing ahead. If this is for real I don't want to draw it out with her in Thailand and me here for months on end. To work we need to be together.
Another question I would ask is how would things change if we married in Thailand or she had my child (or both)?
If we married in Thailand would it help things and could we still marry in a church in UK at a later date with family present?
Please don't read in-between the lines and judge lol... I am planning ahead. Best to research before making a commitment and best to utilise my time on my return to Thailand. IE a passport for her etc if it is serious.
Thanks everyone who reads this far anyway for your time and 'greatly' appreciate any replies.
Andrew.