Residency
October 27th, 2004 by gina.revill
My ancestry visa that has allowed me to live and work here for four years is running out in a few weeks. (where did the time go??) The next step is to apply for residency.
If I go in person to Croydon and complete the application in one day, it will cost me ??100 more than if I make a postal application.
Seems a simple solution, but I also have 17 days of holiday to claim before Christmas, and I’d love to pop over to Europe for a week or so. I’ve heard horror stories from my friends of passports lost in the bowels of the immigration service for months. But if I go in person my holiday fund is significantly reduced! A true quandary…
(of course I haven’t even considered the option that they may say go home and never return 
Comments
Well - you’ve certainly stirred up some comments with your latest entries (not), I guess if you become a resident on a more permanent basis it could be said that you have increased the average IQ of both countries.
Yes I know it???s an old one, I???m just trying to inject some life in to a blog that seems to have gone dead.
You do realise that I have no real life of my own and check in here everyday with some expectations, a sort of parasitic internet life.
Live long and prosper.
peter
November 2nd, 2004
Sorry Pete-been feeling under the weather and also boring myself with my blog
I promise to put some more entries in today 
I’m off into warp drive…
Gina
November 2nd, 2004
I’m sure if you wear that nice red top and show some nice clevage, and happen to get a male, you might get another stamp….what am I saying?
David Revill
November 4th, 2004
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