Marriage/spouse/fiance visa?

Question

Hi if i go to South Africa to marry my fiance will we beable to apply for a spose visa straight away after marriage or is it best to come back home (uk) and wait a while untill we apply? we are planning on marrying in january, febuary. or will it be best to apply for fiance visa and marry in the uk? any advice would be great. I have checked all the usual sites like uk visa's and embassies etc im hoping for some one with 1st hand expierence. thanks in advance

p.s We have met before and had are in a relationship but when she applied for student visa she was refuse as she neede 10,000 poud in he account wich is simply money we dont have. We have been apart for 3 month now and we simply cant bare it any more we are totaly commited to each other and know what marriage involves. We want to spend the rest of or days together, through thick and thin.

One last question..her mum lives ver here and is applying for citizenship in April i live at home with my parents does this effect anything

Answer 1

You may apply for a K-3 Visa for your fiance'. You must get married within 90 days though. You may order the forms online.

Answer 2

You raise a quite a few issues here and ideally you should take legal advice as to your rights and the best way to progress the matter. Without knowing more I would normally advise my clients to apply for a fiance visa and solemnise a marriage upon return to the UK. However this may not fit in with your existing plans and therefore it is best to have a consultation first. I conduct a substantial number of applications such as yours on a regular basis and have a very high rate of success. You are welcome to contact me by email at [e-mail] or by phone on 02084017352. I usually charge a fixed fee for thes etypes of applications which includes all the work associated with preparation and submission including advising you on required documentation and evidence. I look forward to hearing from you. Cyrus Mansouri (p.s in case you did not know I am a solicitor with 17 years experience of UK immigration law)