UK Visit Visa for Wife

Non-EU passport / identity card holders
As long as you’re legally in the UK and will be travelling according to your immigration permissions, you won’t need a separate visa to travel to Jersey.

As there aren’t any immigration controls between Jersey and the UK, you don’t need to see an immigration officer when you arrive in Jersey.

You should carry photo ID and it might also be useful for you to bring a letter from the Home Office confirming your residential status in the UK.

https://www.gov.je/Travel/InformationAdvice/Visitors/Pages/VisaPassport.aspx

Good news, thanks Boots.

Got my uk visa just this morning. ..
To God be the Glory!!!
Thank you to all who give me advice and tips for my application...

See u London!!!

Congrats Via,
My wife is really looking forward to visiting London too.

Thanks DavidAlma.xx

We're flying on the 26th of July...

Brilliant, were flying on 29th July.
How long will you be staying?
We can only stay until Aug 21st, work commitments etc.
Have a great time.
Maybe we will bump into you in London..

Congrats Via. So happy for you.

Salamat Kaau Brom27...

@DavidAlma..we will be staying 4 weeks in Liverpool.
We fly back here in Malaysia on 24th of August.
Thanks again.

Congrats Via on getting your visa.

Thank you deanobeano...

Have a great time in the UK. Are we ready for you I ask

Thank you Mattecube..

So you're not going to see London? That's a pity, you will be missing the greatest city in the world. Yes I'm biassed......but having visited most major cities in the world across all continents, I still feel that London is the greatest.

And jollibee is coming soon

@DavidAlma...well I'm planning to go to london to visit my relative there. If my schedule still ok.
Because im visiting 5 different cities in uk to met cousins, & friends.

@Mattecube...Oh wow that's a good news! When is the opening of jollibee.

Sorry for the delayed reply.

I say it depends on the nature of job of the ofw. As you said they are mostly traveling with their employers family. In most cases their life is a living hell and they see that travel as an opportunity to escape. My cousin is a nurse to one princess of the saudi royals- she said they would leave saudi with 20 pinay nurses and return from europe with 5. I guess the 15 nurses (or domestic help, etc) are the ones you encounter.

But im saying if its the same application from a pinoy against other nationalities. When i first applied for UK visit visa, my jordanian colleague applied a week after i got a successful decision. He submitted the same requirements as mine, we work in the same team finance team (so he has the same salary), single, and has travelled the middle east and asia extensively. Guess what? His application was denied. The reason stated 'they arent convinced he will return to his job in dubai'.

Rumour is that ukvi doesnt like single/unmarried arab (even pakistani) guy traveling to the UK due to risk of terrorism. Then the risk of allowing visa from the subcontinent is obvious - they can disappear and be one of the thousands overstaying with their cousins.