Iam European on treaty righs for 2 years,my fiance non EEA wants to come on Marriage Visit Visa that we can get marry here in UK,he came before two times and left on time...my question is Can he comes on MVV to UK and apply for residence card after marriage without the need for him to go back his country to apply for family permit..? any advise

 

Thanks thsths for your fast reply,it is not the point of changing mind other than following EU law that permit to us after we get married in UK my fiance will automatically become family member of EEA and based on that he would be eligible to apply for RC...if this is fact so why we dont use it althought he can return back to apply for EEA family permit but if we based on the EU law we have another way to get it done inside UK why we have to waste more time??

 

Thanks thsths but its strange that who has visit visa for the purpose of marriage and intention to marry when it comes to stay with his/her partner its against the first intention of that visa and when it comes to other visas like :

Students
Work Permit Holders
TWES Work Permit Holders
SBS Work Permit Holders
Highly Skilled Migrants
Working Holiday Makers
Fresh Talent Working in Scotland scheme participant
A participant on the Science and Engineering Graduate Scheme
Domestic Workers.

All of them enter UK by other intetntion than marriage and when they want to get married and stay, HO doesnt say NO you had different intention so you must go out and apply for fiance visa but they accept switching them to settlement....what do you think about that??

I want you also to get a look at this site and tell me what they mean by http://www.lawfirmuk.net/english/marriage.htm

Switching Rules

Since 01st of October 2004, there have been some major changes in the switching rules. Marriage visitors can no longer switch to any other category under the immigration rules. Marriage visitors are normally issued visas on the assumption that they would switch to spouse visa before the expiry of their leave to remain or return before the end of their permitted leave and have not got any other intentions.