is there a UK version of VisaJourny.com??

[David Allen 3]

A good friend of mine is trying to figure out the best method of getting a visa to the UK for his girlfriend. (Their equivilent of the K1 or K3 I guess) Since VisaJourney.com has been so helpfull, I was wondering if there might be a UK version of VJ that someone could recommend?

Thanks.

-David

[Nik+Heather 121]

A good friend of mine is trying to figure out the best method of getting a visa to the UK for his girlfriend. (Their equivilent of the K1 or K3 I guess) Since VisaJourney.com has been so helpfull, I was wondering if there might be a UK version of VJ that someone could recommend?

Thanks.

-David

Not quite the same, but here's a sticky with links for people moving back to the UK. Post 5 includes several for visas and immigration to the UK for your friend's girlfriend.

http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=267933

A friend of mine recently moved to the UK as she was marrying a UK citizen. They got engaged the same time as me, were going to apply for the fiancee visa, and then changed their mind, married and moved there within about a month. It is MUCH MUCH MUCH faster going the other way!

[rin and john 71]

Can also look here for help:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Visas-migrat...ntries-f25.html

[payxibka 10,044]

not a K-1 question... moving to regional forum

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

this one is probably the best for americans going to the UK:

http://uk-yankee.com/

there is also this one, which I haven't spent a lot of time at but covers a range of visa related issues for the UK

http://www.ukresident.com/forums/

[elmcitymaven 9,711]

uk-yankee.com is probably the best. I had already moved over to the UK when I found it, but I found it very useful nonetheless.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

Uk Yankee is useful for all sorts of things someone moving to the UK needs to worry about - taxes, bringing pets, job-related stuff. It wasn't around when I moved to the UK but when I found it I wished it was.

[elmcitymaven 9,711]

When I moved to the UK the internets were still in the Pre-Cambrian era. Ahhhh, simpler, more productive days.

[Kamahoi424 0]

Definitely UK-Yankee.com - I used it before I moved over in 2005 and have visited since moving to the UK. Although some of the threads are a bit old and outdated you can usually find up to date information by just asking questions.

Good luck to your friend!