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Can the UK ban my parents from coming to the UK if they notice a regular pattern of coming to the UK every year (and utilizing the entire 6 months duration every time they come)? Visitor rules do no …

As non-EEA family members of an EEA citizen already in the UK and working, you can apply for an EEA Family Permit https://www.gov.uk/family-permit/eligibility.

You can check whether your Greek licence allows you to drive in the UK here https://www.gov.uk/driving-nongb-licence On the facts given in the question, Yes, you can drive for up to 12 months with yo …

You’ll find the information you need via the Gov.uk site: https://www.gov.uk/family-permit

There is no interview process for UK visa applications. The ECO may contact you or your EEA sponsor if there are minor aspects of your application requiring clarification. They can refuse outright wit …

AFAIK the Home Office does not publish set requirements for the kinds of documents that should be produced to substantiate that your relationship is “genuine and subsisting”. Factors that may put you …

Because you’re moving to the UK, you are not bringing goods into the UK for personal use. You are moving personal belongings to the UK https://www.gov.uk/moving-to-uk You can claim ‘transfer of reside …

From the Home Office guidance on the Criminal Record Certificate requirement https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1042475/Criminal_record_cer …

AFAIK the only thing you can do is ask your sponsor to tell you what further information has been requested and when it will be / was provided to UKVI. There is of course always the possibility of a r …

Your employer has 10 days from your final work date to inform the Home Office that your employment has ended. Shortly after your employer has informed the Home Office, you will receive a curtailment o …

No. Even visitors to the UK are not required to have a return ticket. They are required to have sufficient funds to cover all reasonable costs in relation to their visit without working or accessing p …

To live in the UK permanently you need to apply for a visa. You’re eligible for a Family visa because your husband has ILR.

From https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-appendix-v-visitor-rules “Study 25 Visitors may carry out the following study: (a) educational exchanges or visits with a state fun …

Your husband needs advice from an Immigration lawyer. Overstaying combined with his use of an alias means that an application for a Family visa falls within the discretionary grounds for refusal under …

AFAIK, it is possible to apply for any category of U.K. visa from any country where there is a consulate/visa processing office. The only requirement is that the applicant must be present legally in t …