Please see further information on updating your current Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) with an eVisa:If you have a BRP which expires on 31 December 2024, you will need to register for a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account to access your eVisa. You should...
British citizenship information for currently serving Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their family members....
Details about NFF's registered status with the OISC, Immigration website Aims, Disclaimer and NFF Immigration Advice....
Joining the Royal Navy or Royal Marines as a Commonwealth or Non-UK Applicant The Royal Navy has a comprehensive website aimed at guiding and informing all applicants through the recruitment process for all applicants, which includes Commonwealth candidates. The additional Information contained in Naval Families Federation...
The Immigration Rules relating to fiancées, spouses, partners and children of British Citizens and Foreign or Commonwealth nationals who are serving members of HM Forces changed on the 1 December 2013....
All Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) will be expiring on 31st December 2024. The UK Government are introducing a new eVisa system. You can find out more by watching this short video: What is an eVisa? Further information can be found here: Online immigration status (eVisa) If you have any...
January 2024 Update As you may be aware, on 4th December, the UK Government announced that there will be an increase in the amount of money a ‘sponsor’ has to earn to bring their families to join them in the UK. The current Minimum Income Requirement...
The Government has announced that visa fees will be increasing from 4 October 2023. ...
We have updated our immigration and visa email address. Please use immigration@nff.org.uk for all immigration and visa enquiries....
NFF immigration adviser has been invited to contribute to a consultation which could result in visa fees being waived for non-UK military personnel at the end of their service. The public consultation would change policy so that non-UK Service personnel could be offered indefinite leave...