hi steph! welcome to the forum... i was in southampton in february to attend a christening... my friend lives in woolston.. i also met the filipino caatholic priest there... if you're catholic, you can go to that church near the toll gate... the pinoys gather after the mass and sing karaoke... parish priest is fr. conde
Hello everyone! Am new here and am thankful that I was able to find this site. I have been reading most the post with regards to Visa and immigration particularly...Fiancé/Spouse..EEA/SS route..Information Overload in fact.. Which I don't know now, what is the best thing to do, which route shall we take, of course we should consider the financial side of it...less fees and the fastest route for me to be in the UK the better. Mahal is a Portuguese been in the UK for 11 yrs to date and have a stable job. He is coming to visit me in September for 2 weeks and to ask my hand for marriage to my mother... Which I appreciate..and our first time to meet each other in person..ours is a whirlwind romance so to speak and we just meet online..as what the song says...Love comes from the most unexpected places. And we hit it off right away and its just been 8weeks we have known each other...weird some will say..but Cupid hit us. By the way we are both of the same age late 40's. I really need some advice, what to do..just thinking of applying/submitting papers at vsf is so stressful for me. I don't want to experience again the problems I had before.. I got denied twice ...my family visit visa and my student visa to the UK In both cases I applied for appeal and was granted. I have been in and out of England since 2006. Any advice/suggestions will be Highly Appreciated Thank you and God Bless us All....xxx
Hi Angel, it would be better if you copied and pasted your post into a new thread in the "Introduce yourself" category, more people will see it there. Click on the home icon in the top left of the page and you will see the Introduce Yourself title, click on that then click on start a new thread. Hope this helps
welcome Stephanie! I met Fr. Claro before.. the local Catholic church in Woolston got loads of Pinoys attending mass.. they even have tea after.. went there to attend a christening.. my friend lives nearby.. just go to mass and you will see lots of Pinays there
