Well I'm new here but I can relate to losing family to prison. My brother has been in and out our whole lives and I know how hard it is on family - especially the kids. Nothing but love for you and your family bro. What I have learned from mostly talking to my brother through a phone our wholes lives was the things in life that I have taken for granted I now use as a strength and trust me everyone = this magic can carry you as far as you could imagine and way beyond. Love and respect - oh and by the way nice job on this community and team - WELCOME BACK, WELCOME HOME.
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Gypsy is finally home
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Phineas Freak
Member
After having read of your misadventures I am happy to hear you are free now.
Welcome back to life.
Welcome back to life.
Gypsy,
I just heard you were home yesterday from a Facebook post. I thought it was some cruel April Fool joke.
So, after almost a year and a half I checked back into IC Mag.
Welcome home and happy birthday.
I hope your family arrives soon and you can get your life back to normal.
I sincerely hope you recover quickly.
Best wishes,
Burn1
I just heard you were home yesterday from a Facebook post. I thought it was some cruel April Fool joke.
So, after almost a year and a half I checked back into IC Mag.
Welcome home and happy birthday.
I hope your family arrives soon and you can get your life back to normal.
I sincerely hope you recover quickly.
Best wishes,
Burn1
Heya BurnOne!
Good to see you around again man!
Looks like you took a break for a while and many of us are very happy to see you back.
As for my sorry situation.
I have been doing some research and have come to the conclusion that it might take 6 months to gather the required requirements for my wife's visa+ 3 months to process it, so maybe around next Christmas I might be able to get them over to the UK.
I have to show 6 months of bank statements, to show that I am financially secure enough, and my wife/kids won't be a burden on the British tax payer. My wife has to do some sort of English language test, to show she can speak the language, and she can quite well.
I also have to show that I have adequate accommodation to house them, and that shouldn't be a problem since I still have my little apartment in S.London...
As long as Seal Team Six don't show up to arrest me over some sort of victimless crime, I should be OK.
I've been overwhelmed by the support that so many ICM members have offered me. There most definitely is a strong community spirit here still, and that is very heartening to know.
Good to see you around again man!
Looks like you took a break for a while and many of us are very happy to see you back.
As for my sorry situation.
I have been doing some research and have come to the conclusion that it might take 6 months to gather the required requirements for my wife's visa+ 3 months to process it, so maybe around next Christmas I might be able to get them over to the UK.
I have to show 6 months of bank statements, to show that I am financially secure enough, and my wife/kids won't be a burden on the British tax payer. My wife has to do some sort of English language test, to show she can speak the language, and she can quite well.
I also have to show that I have adequate accommodation to house them, and that shouldn't be a problem since I still have my little apartment in S.London...
As long as Seal Team Six don't show up to arrest me over some sort of victimless crime, I should be OK.
I've been overwhelmed by the support that so many ICM members have offered me. There most definitely is a strong community spirit here still, and that is very heartening to know.
Seal Team 6 don't scare me. In Canada, we have a way to deal with seal pups.
Glad you made it home safe.
whiteweedo
Member
Welcome back Gypsy
Welcome back G.
glad you are back Gypsy, wish you the best for the times coming
This "punishment" for living freely in a mad world will only serve to help you notice light where -perhaps in the past- you could not see. Lemons, lemonade. I sincerely desire augmented love and light for you from this time forward, Gypsy.
Peace, pot,
CC
Peace, pot,
CC
Holy hell I've been under a rock or on a rock out here in Hawaii. Congrats Gypsy on the return home. Our community is whole again
So glad your with the ones you love Gypsy
So glad your with the ones you love Gypsy
Im just so happy for you & your family Gypsy boooooooooom!!!
Fuqqing brilliant, what was the first meal you ate when you arrived home Gypsy? It's the little things that must mean a lot to you after being stuck in hell for all that time..
all the best wishes in the world this news really made my day
darth
dill786
Active member
you have to be earning a minimum of £19,500 to bring in your spouse from a non EU country. yes she will have to pass the english test, she has to do that once a year if you dont sort the visa out after she passes the test..
your wife is in the philipines, i dunno if you visited any NHS hospitals lately, lots of male and female nurses are from the Philippines, so it might be an idea to ask your wife to do a nursing course, so when she gets to UK she can hit the ground running..
