Re: Positive Stories about Imported Men
I haven’t imported my husband yet, but Inshallah, make dua everything works out!
You may see my story from my past posts.
My fiance mashallah runs his own business in Pakistan and I never in my life thought I would ever marry someone from back home but alhumdulilah we have developed a good understanding.
In the intial stages, I doubted him a lot and during one of our conversations, I blatantly said the following to him:
You might not know but I have handed my visa back to the embassy and my dad does not know about this, so I am no longer a British citizen and will have to spend my life in Pakistan.
I expected him to run and hide but no, he said the following…I don’t care about the visa, if I wanted to get to UK, i could do so easily..I have enough money to, my siblings are there…I don’t need a spouse for a a visa. He said, I need you…I want us to have a happy life together wherever that is.
Basically all I’m going to say is that at the moment, this sounds like a succesful story however until we are married and living here..i can’t say for sure – I will report back in a few years time.
Everybody is different and like someone said above, its about compromising and seeing each other through the thick and thin. Hopefully everything works out for you.
Cute story
Just one question, why would a british citizen have a visa to hand back to the embassy? A visa for what? Or did you mean passport? Is that all it takes to renounce British nationality?
