There is a clause on section 11(6) about applying for Permanent Residence 3 months after being issued the 11(6) permit which i think people refer to as spousal permit with work endorsement. So when you got it 2 years ago you should have applied for the PR. why not look at applying for PR now instead of another 11(6)?!
little help please with SA citizen life partner visa
Hello,
I have moved to SA 2 years ago and I got SA Citizen life partner visa for 3 years with work endorsement as I had a job offer as well.
I've got a new job offer and as I understand I need to change the sticker in my passport that would state that I can work for this new company. Oh and I've got married last month as well.
My question is, what should I do?
Do I just go to Bellville and take them a letter from a new employer (that they told me 2 years ago, when I asked them - what if I get a new job? And they said that I just bring in a new employers letter and that is it)
Or do I apply for a spousal visa with work endorsement with this new job offer seeing as I'm married now?? But that would probably mean that I need all the paper work and police clearance and all the other stuff? :confused2:
And I don't want to change my documents just yet (I actually can't because we don't have an embassy here in SA and if I want to change my passport I need to go in for finger prints... but I'm not planning going back home to LT this year, so I can basically forget about a new passport), so can I still apply for a spousal visa even if my documents are old with my maiden surname? :confused2:
Thank you for any help, as you see I'm confused.com
I have moved to SA 2 years ago and I got SA Citizen life partner visa for 3 years with work endorsement as I had a job offer as well.
I've got a new job offer and as I understand I need to change the sticker in my passport that would state that I can work for this new company. Oh and I've got married last month as well.
My question is, what should I do?
Do I just go to Bellville and take them a letter from a new employer (that they told me 2 years ago, when I asked them - what if I get a new job? And they said that I just bring in a new employers letter and that is it)
Or do I apply for a spousal visa with work endorsement with this new job offer seeing as I'm married now?? But that would probably mean that I need all the paper work and police clearance and all the other stuff? :confused2:
And I don't want to change my documents just yet (I actually can't because we don't have an embassy here in SA and if I want to change my passport I need to go in for finger prints... but I'm not planning going back home to LT this year, so I can basically forget about a new passport), so can I still apply for a spousal visa even if my documents are old with my maiden surname? :confused2:
Thank you for any help, as you see I'm confused.com
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