Off to marry my turkish partner has any one had problems getting visa for there new husband?
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Stupid inferior **** - you obviously can't get a legit and British man. Now report me 'cos I don't give a shi.t! Get a life with a man who loves you and not one who is after a visa and citizenship. They will never be allowed to enter the EU.
Are you serious?! Heard too many horror stories about this kind of thing but hope it works out for you!
Oh my God have you never heard of the Genocide committed on Christan Armenians that was in 1913 to 1925 and they still deny this today. They buried women and raped every thing dead and alive , enslaved young and older women in to harems as they treat women like something to own and they sell them when they have done what they will to them. Look up what I am telling you for your self and re think this and also look up how many non Muslim women have lost their children to these men and every aspect that their is as you have been warned and it is up to you.
Please get proper legal advice before getting married. If you want him to come here you will need to be able to show that you can support and accommodate him in a home of your own without public support.
I would also not rush into a cross-cultural marriage. He may be the nicest guy in the world, but there can be BIG differences in cultural expectations. Get to know his family, learn Turkish, spend some time living out there, to be sure you really know what you're getting into.
Then again, he might just be a user. Sadly, this is not uncommon, on the other hand cross-cultural marriages can be beautiful as well.
Good luck!
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What Truth says about the Armenians is broadly true, but how can you hold that against a person today? Would they say never marry a German because of Auschwitz? The Turkish Government does lie about those events, and ordinary Turks are misled about what happened, but to blame today's people for the crimes of (some of their) great grandfathers is practically racist.
Troll.
Gettting any visa is a pain these days. My wife is turkish and we went through hell for it. Make lots of phone calls to all the offices that deal with this stuff. As far as Turkish men I found them friendly. My wife married me and not a turk. It all depends if they are the old fashion or modern turk to begin with.
Your about to marry him and you ask this question NOW
on here
are you insane?
you will be divorced as soon as you hubby gets his indefinite leave to remain in UK(IF HE GETS VISA FIRST) and will take your future kids to his family there-and you won't be able to see them again
women like you disgust me
Most of the answers on here have the same theme, and they are right, beware - there are too many pitfalls. Why does he have to come and live here ? Why can't you live there and have him support you ? Is it that you do not really trust him or haven't you thought about it ? Was he the one to suggest that he lives in England ? Ask if you can live there instead and if you get excuses then you know what to do. If you were really seriously in love and felt that he shared the same feelings you would not need to ask these questions. Tread carefully, you only have one life and should not have it exploited by someone out for personal gain. Back in the late 60's two girls who i had known in school married turkish brothers whos familiy has opened a restaurant in our local town. One was fortunate to get out within a few months, the other ended up with two small children and an abusive ex husband who tried to take the children from her and regularly beat her even after their divorce untill he was jailed. Their women have no rights nor expectations.
Truthfully it is probably easier for you to move to Turkey and be with him than it is the other way around. There have been many cases of women going over to Turkey and falling in love while on holiday - immigration is probably quite wary of it.
But if you can prove your relationship has substance - and show the evidence - like all your travel tickets, lots of photographs of you both together, and all the letters that you write to each other, your long-distance telephone bills - basically everything. The more you can show the better. Immigration wants to see evidence that the relationship between you both is real and honest. And not just something that you blindly jumped into.
Are you sure that it's real? You are asking if there are any problems being married to Turkish men, which shows that you may not have known him for very long. Just be careful - and really try and get to know him and his family first. Then follow your gut instincts. Good luck! :-)
Love conquers all things,if you really love this man,go for it,i don't think all turkish men are the same,with regards to the visa,contact,citizens advise bureau,good luck
Firstly tebrik (congrats) on you up coming wedding, secondly getting a visa can take a while he will have to download and fill in an incredibly long and frankly confusing form from the British consulate, then hand it in in person with bank statements to prove he can support himself and an invitation to the UK (usually in Istanbul or Ankara) with £50 for admin. This will then either be accepted or rejected.
As to problems being married to a Turk I have no personal experience but I have Turkish friends and one of my closest friend is married to a Turk and happy (or as happy as anyone after 5 years of marriage). There can be problems usually cultural but these things can be worked through if he's genuine, there are a number of players and men after a passport, so ask yourself one question "how well do you know this man?"
Well according to my mum's trashy weekly 'Take a break' there are a lot of problems...
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My daughter married a Tunisian man and had nothing but problems. He thought he could come here and live of her without ever working,he was out drinking with hie mates all the time and treated her very badly,shes now come to her senses and dumped him. I'm sure most of these men marry English girls just to get their visas.
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