[Lilly Ann]

Take a deep breath, cause it's a long story...


I'm married to a northern irish bloke, therefore should have a 2 year settlement visa, but when I came to the british embassy back in my home country he had a european passport so all i got is a 6 months permit.
He now got his british passport and i can get a 2 year settlement visa very easily by going back to my homecountry and get one, but i'm trying to get a permenant job meanwhile.

My question is should i really keep applying for permenant jobs and tell them at the interview stage my circumstances or should i just go from temp to temp till i change my visa in about 3 months?

thanks for your time (and yes, I know it was long!)

Lil.

[shane2006]

What is the 6 month permit that you are on called? Doesn't that allow you to work? I'm thinking that it is a family permit which should allow you to work if your husband is exercising his treaty rights.

[castlelgr]

never tell work what your personal circumstances are it could affect you getting the job

[Lilly Ann]

No, I can definitely work with my visa and already have, but since its so temporary, people always think twice whether to hire me or not.

I've lost quite a few great jobs like this and don't know what to do

[sylibilly]

I have got the answer to your problem, i live just outside Belfast in Northern Ireland and can help

[Lilly Ann]

Tracey, darling, what are you doing here?

Business in Soho couldn't possibly be more busy at this hour!



Oh, and thanks to all the replies.

I got myself a two year settlement visa and it's no longer a problem.

[poppinjay1]

[TRACEYd]

i dont even live in london.


or you stupied.i have a good job maybe you should get a job in soho


that would suite you