its really sad. Why dont you get married here or Hong Kong. as they cant refuse your spouse to enter?

I ts a thing about her parents , they dont agree because I am a ot older than she is.....but thanks I wish it was that easy.because she has to go to her home town to get a certificate which is stupid Chinese law.....I would glady go to Hong Kong and marry tomorrow just not that easy I dont think

Ok if you want to marry, a friend of mine did this..... got prove of single status (both) and got married in South Africa.. if the girl is old enough

Really OK thanks will keep that in mind If you heaar of anyothers ways please let me know

Dude, you are from the UK and a UK citizen. If you are just trying to get her a tourist visa or actually begin immigration, it will be a tough ride.

The UK has fiance visas. If you are going to get married, this is the best option. More info, clicky-clicky:

http://www.visabureau.com/uk/fiance-visa.aspx

Thank you Mr Tibbles Will clicky-clicky

I've been looking into this, i'm canadian tho,,if you can get a fiance visa-do it,then you can be together and not have t gt married immediatey

My friend had a similar experience in that she found it incredibly difficult to get her Chinese boyfriend a UK visa. The first time their visa application was refused but they've since managed it. She was just applying for a tourist visa so I imagine a longterm visa is an absolute nightmare. In the last few years, the UK has tightened its border controls and they've significantly limited the number of longterm visas granted to non-Eu citizens each year. For a tourist visa though, the key is to proove that you have solid roots here in China and have every intention of returning.

HI Loltta2 Thanks for your time and information I understand what your saying, I have spoke to others and it seems the UK is the hardest place to get a Visa for a non EU
I am looking hard to see which would perhaps be the easiest but f course I know as you non of them are easy. have a great day

They all want to leave....

Thanks TedDbear I will look into that there has to be a way somewhere just finding the easiest and best without going illegal

See, really hard, if u r not in love with any foreigner just try ur best not to, should marry ur own people……

Go to Las Vegas, a lot Chinese go there to get married too, easy, easy.

She is really brave, as her parents don't approve and she is now running with u to UK to get married, Great girl!Treat her well.

I tell my GF that I bought on EBay that I'm getting a large suit made and will duct tape her to me, and wear the suit back,,smuggle her in,,, haven't seen that scam done yet.

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Thanks I treat her like the Princess she is and always has been she is everything a man dreams about will let you know what happens

I don't want to be skeptical of anything but there is a reason why it is hard to get a UK visa for Chinese people.

Doesn't matter if you treat her like a princess or not, what matters is whether or not she will go all Wendy Deng on you.

I have no fear of her going Wendy Deng or anything else
Some of us are genuine and just trying to find a way, she is not just trying to get a ticket out of China like I admit some do.......so lets keep a serious side to this if anyone cant give a serious help answer then please dont say anything

Fair enough. My apology if you find my previous comment insensitive.

Keeping this serious than.

Have you tried getting the tourist visa first? The embassy usually requires visitors to have proof or invitation letters from friends/sponsors in the UK and even their tax proof. Not just for Chinese, some friends of mine who are not Chinese (but from developing Asian countries) need to have three UK friends (who are currently in UK and not in China) send in a real copy of invitation letters and tax proof, the embassy than proceed to hold their passport for almost a month to 'evaluate' their intentions on going to the UK before finally approving the visa. Those are just for tourist visas.

Another is to register the marriage here first and than apply for a spouse visa with the intention on doing another nuptials in UK where the groom comes from. And you are already married by the Chinese law, which makes her your wife by law.

I know this is a bit old, but people keepaccessing it, so I will add a bit.

First ,For Mrpopular, just because you are British does not give you any right to take any foreigner whatsoever into the UK.If the person is a non EU/EEA citizen, whether they are allowed into the UK or not, is entirely at the discretion of the British Government, even if he/ she is the spouse of a British citizen.

Having said that, it is not difficult for someone to visit the UK providing they make the correct application, and can supply the correct documentation. In fact,getting a visa is quite simple and quick. The documents are not hard either..providing you have them!

It is not you who is applying for your girlfriend's d visa, it is her,so she has to supply the documents. The Embassy is not trying to stop genuine visitors.In fact it is doing the opposite, and trying hard to promote visits to UK.  However, it will need to be satisfied that visitors have sufficient funds to finance the length of their stay in the UK,and also to be convinced that the visa applicant will leave the UK before their visa expires. Proof of funds can consist of support letter from boyfriend, with copies of HIS bank statement, which is what I gave.My girlfriend also was able to give proof of her employment  in China,a couple of photos of us together, and a few emails. My girlfriend came to the UK 3 times before we were married in the UK.The first visa took 16 days, the second was 6 days, and the 3rd, which was a marriage visa,took 8 days. All straight forward, and no queries.For Ted Debayer..The UK does not have fiancee visas.It does have marriage visas, which give the person permission to marry in UK, not stay in UK. That is something seperate.Lolitta2 ..what you write is siomply not true.The UK has not limited visas for non EU at all. In fact there are more than ever.What it has done is to tighten checks to ensure that those that come here will leave before their visa expires, and that is popular with the public. 

Hi mate,
I am from Birmingham, well off course it is your right to take your GF to UK but you have to fulfil the visa criteria, currently the UK government put the cap on immigration due to rising number of immigrants in UK.
Even you marry to her in China, you have to prove that you have minimum earnings of 18600 GBP annually and you have sufficient place for her accommodation in UK, you will not depend on public funds and then she has to pass one English test before applying for spouse visa.
If you can fulfil the criteria nobody will stop you for bringing your GF to UK.

Look mate do not take me wrong I lived in China for 2 years, to be honest with you majority of the Chinese girls they are looking for an escape window from China and for that they hunt boys from developed world so they can run from China and claim western passport , that absolutely doesn’t mean all Chinese girls are like that and neither I am offending you, this is one of the reason that UK stricter their visa policy.
Regards
Jazz

i think its best to wait a few years, with the economy problem, even the students cant stay after they graduate,

i think after everything goes back to normal they wil start letting people in again and giving all kind of people working visas like before,

We at www.ssainternational.co.uk can help you with any visa problems even if your kind girlfriend has been refused before. feel free to mail or call on 07583 932649. We always do our best to help people who have been messed around and given the incorrect advice. There is certain criteria to be met for visas and certain questions to be asked anymore than that is an invasion of privacy hence.. dont need to be asked. Ash (ssa)