Being a holder of a FLR(M) visa in the UK, for how long am I allowed to be outside the UK?
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Actually it depends on the time they gave you on your visa I am from Spain and they gave it to me for 10 years, but it does not mean I can go to the US for 10 years. since a type b1/b2 is considered a tourist visa when you arrive in the airport you have to go trough immigration and they ask you a bunch of questions on the reason for your visit. then if they let you in they give you an I-94 card to fill out and they stamp the time they will allow you to stay in the US with your visa type the max time is 6 months which you have, if you go back to Italy before or on the day the 6 months expire you can come back the next day. if you go over the 6 months but stay less that 2 years the you have to stay out of the US for 3 years. If you go over 2 years after that I-94 card expires then you have to be out of the US for 10 years as penalty.
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Hi,\n\nYes you can work, but only for 1 year. But i would be better if you apply for a job from India and then come. Or if you wish to come then go to London or Midlands as their are lot of oppurtunities there.\n\nFor more details about UK Visa you can check the following website : \n\nwww.ukvisas.gov.uk\nwww.ukvisas.co.uk\n\nFor working in the UK you can go to following site\n\nwww.workingintheuk.gov.uk\n\nFor Immigration Rules\nwww.homeoffice.gov.uk
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It depends on what student visa you are on. The visa on your passport should be able to tell you if you are able to work and also the limitation. \n\nIf your student visa is less than 6 months, your visa should have "No work or recourse to public funds". You are not able to work at all during your stay. If your student visa is for more than 6 months, then you are allowed to work 20 hours a week during term time and work as a full time during school holidays.
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There are so many that we could advise you with, but you don't say which country you are from and that is very important. For most countries, you don't need a visitor's visa to enter the UK, just come over with the intention of going to holiday and prove that you will be leaving the country within a few months and it will be granted to you at the airport. \n\nIf you intend staying longer and are under 30, from a common wealth country, then you can apply for a working holiday visa, that gives you up to 2 years in the UK. \n\nBut you are really not giving much detail. Go to the link below, click on 'do I need a visa?' and click all that apply, it will guide you to the right one too.  Cost effective, well, holidays don't cost that much.
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I believe the ones providing hell / Iran will be there real soon. LOL \n\nAnywayz, \n\nhttp://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/conten ... cy_requirements.asp (this means, you take her to the UK for a week, before you can register)\n\nhttp://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/civilpartnerships/\n(after you get a "marriage licence" you wait another 15 days before you can actually sign the paper--you need to bring 2 witnesses to sign too)\n\nhttp://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk ... /part_8/part_9.html ("civil partner" is entitle to the same immigration status as spouse, 2 years resident visa, then arrangement to swear in)
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go to the british embasy and apply
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There are different criterion depending on your purposes of travel.\n\nCheck out this site: put in the type of visa you're looking for and it'll give you all the info\n\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1006977149962
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You can't.  A British citizen can only enter the US for 90 days without requiring a visa issued by the US government.  Same as for a US citizen going the other way.\n\nTo get a visa, in both countries, you would normally need family in that country, a job or be going to school in that country.
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Check with the Immigration officer in UK
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Depends... mostly it may cost $1500-2000\nFor more information just call the BRITISH EMBASSY in ur place..
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You asked if a national of United States needs a visa to come to the UK as a visitor.\n\nNo, you do not need a visa.\n\nOn arrival in the UK you must satisfy an immigration officer that you qualify for entry to the United Kingdom as a visitor under the Immigration Rules.\n\nStudents\nPlease note that if you are allowed to enter the UK as a student for up to six months, you will not be allowed to extend your stay unless you arrived with a student or prospective student visa, or are studying on a course at degree level or higher. The Home Office will charge you a fee for applying to extend your stay.\n\nIf you entered the UK as a visitor, and you are still in the UK as a visitor, then you will not be allowed to switch to student status. This is due to the Immigration Rules Change that came into effect on 3 April 2006.\n\nPlease read Guidance - Visitors for further information. Your sponsor, if you have one, may want to read Guidance - Sponsors.\n\nN.B. Even though you do not need a visa, if you have previously been refused a visa for, or entry to, the UK you may want to apply for one to find out if you qualify for entry before you travel. Please contact Chicago, Los Angeles, or New York for further information.\n\nIf you are applying to our visa sections in the USA, you can now make your application and pay online though the visa4UK website.
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I DONT KNOW ABOUT FLOGHTS BUT FLIGHTS TAKE ABOUT NINE HOURS FROM THE UK WITH A SHORT STOP OVER
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Go to the office of visa application in London.
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it probably won't make a difference.  the usual policy is that after 3 years, you can apply for perminant leave to remain, and after 5 years you can apply for citizenship.  but you cant have lived outside the uk for more than 6 months from your application date
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If you're going to visit from the US you don't need anything.  Visa Waiver Program will allow you to travel to UK without a visa for up to 30 days.  If you want to stay longer you should contact the British Embassy for details...
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I would be very surprised if the package you received when you were given your work to residence visa doesnt contain this information. However, for something like this, your best bet is always to ask at the immigration office that processed your visa. After all you dont want to get amateur advice and then get refused entry at your  arrival port.....\n\nHaving said that, here is some amateur advice. I believe that one way tickets are acceptable given that you have approval to stay and work in NZ. Added to that, I dont think its possible to get a return ticket with an open date exceeding 12 months from the date of departure to NZ.