Hi friends, my American fiancé should be here by the end of the month on his fiancé visa. Until he has his spouse visa, I think it makes sense for him to have some health insurance just in case something happens - we don't want a surprise bill! I've never got any kind of health insurance and feel totally lost. Did any of you do this and could you share how you did it/what you looked for? Thanks so much!
Hey friends! My American fiancé should be moving to the UK at the end of May 🎉 I have googled whether he is allowed to drive here and found the answer really confusing - it says that he can drive for 12 months with an American licence, but that he'll also need a provisional UK licence. So does he need both before he starts to drive, or can he start with the US one and get the provisional one a bit later? Will he need L plates and someone else in the car until he has done his test? He will be on a fiancé visa if that matters.
Thank you and sorry if I'm being dim lol, I found the info hard to follow.
Hey friends, my fiancé has been issued his fiancé visa and our plans for him to move here are in motion 🎉 Of course we know he can't work/volunteer, but is there a clear website, preferably a government one, with info on any further restrictions? When I Google I just get stuff about applying for the visa or switching visas etc. For example, can I add his name to my bills, can we open a bank account, can he register with a GP (I know he can't get referrals to specialists etc.)?
Thank you!!!
Hey friends, I have seen some little ceramic statues that would be great cake toppers and then we could keep them as decor afterwards, which I'd like. However, I'm not really sure if it's possible to use them as cake toppers - do they need something to hold them in place? Does the weight of them somehow ruin a cake? I'd be grateful for anyone with better knowledge of what makes a cake topper than me!
I did Google a few things but couldn't find a clear answer.
Thank you!