thepomandozzy

Has anyone with type 2 diabetes who has already got visa had any restrictions or anything put on their visas or not been granted a visa(hubby applying for spouse visa).

Thanks in advance for replies

Tracey

JAJ

Shouldn't normally be a problem. And there is a health waiver on spouse visas even if there were aggravating factors.

On another topic, has the Ozzy half of the relationship got British citizenship also? If not, it might be worth becoming naturalised British before leaving the UK.

brad

Hi
My wife being Australian I have just been granted a permanent visa.I also have type 2 diabetes along with other problems.Just show thats it under control and you should be fine.They dont put that information on your visa.

good luck

thepomandozzy

Thank you both for your replies. Diabetes now under control due to medication. And to answer the British Citizenship question no I haven't done that yet, however have been looking into it but not sure how long it will take to do it any ideas? Hoping to leave between March and June.

Thanks Tracey

JAJ

You need to do some serious thinking. If you abandon the UK without getting citizenship then not only can you not change your mind later on, but you will also lose your settled status and might not be able to return later.

Processing time for British citizenship is 4-6 months, including time for a ceremony:
http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/

You will need to look at form and guide AN. Also, you now need to do the Life in the UK Test before you apply. http://www.lifeintheuktest.gov.uk

However, assuming you are married to a British citizen, the fact you are planning to leave the UK is not grounds for refusal.

thepomandozzy

Thanks for the info will look into it.

Tracey