Dependent visa after visa rejection for a wife

Anyone?

best to talk to a professional, these kind of forums tend to give you advise from personal experience - i guess no-one has had personal experience.

Besides, you appear to be on a clock and its a life changing situation, don't mess around with dodgy strangers on the internet, get professional advise.

volcane wrote:

best to talk to a professional, these kind of forums tend to give you advise from personal experience - i guess no-one has had personal experience.

Besides, you appear to be on a clock and its a life changing situation, don't mess around with dodgy strangers on the internet, get professional advise.

Hi mate, thank you. Perhaps you know some contacts?

I've use John Huber but several get mentioned here regularly.

Hi dear reader,
as a stranger I would like to give you the following advice. Once you are married you have the right to bring your wife across. You will be her sponsor and whilst over here she could apply for a work permit too. It would contravene the EU law to tell a married man you have to leave your wife behind in your homecountry. Any professional advise you will get from Immigration Advocates. I have seen one at Palazzo Pietro Stiges 103 Strait Str. Valletta  Just check the yellow pages of Malta under the category Law Firms.

It would in fact not contravene EU law, alas this happens all the time in the UK - who are still part of the EU.  What happens with TCNs is to a large extend up to the country in question.

volcane wrote:

It would in fact not contravene EU law, alas this happens all the time in the UK - who are still part of the EU.  What happens with TCNs is to a large extend up to the country in question.

Such a request can legally only turned down by the respective authority if they can prove the applicant does not have sufficient funds to support his/her spouse. Therefore legal advise is sometimes helpful.

hanselmar wrote:

Such a request can legally only turned down by the respective authority if they can prove the applicant does not have sufficient funds to support his/her spouse. Therefore legal advise is sometimes helpful.

Correct, hence my suggestion to get legal advise earlier in this thread