My wife and I too; I was on an LTVP.Sergei82 wrote:What was the visa type?x9200 wrote:My then not yet wife and myself are such a case. I know more couples like this.Sergei82 wrote:So far I don't even know any successful cases when heterosexual couples were able to bring a partner without a legal marriage. That is not even mentioning homosexual ones just yet...
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Yeah but female socket to male plug right? Not male plug to male plug?x9200 wrote:My then not yet wife and myself are such a case. I know more couples like this.Sergei82 wrote:So far I don't even know any successful cases when heterosexual couples were able to bring a partner without a legal marriage. That is not even mentioning homosexual ones just yet...
I'm not sure, but I think LTVP's may be getting harder to acquire. I came over in January, and had to provide a resume and diplomas documenting all of my degrees. We also had to have a JP notarize our "common law marriage" in the US. I thought the work / education documentation was a little overboard, given that I'm not able to work here....JR8 wrote:My wife and I too; I was on an LTVP.Sergei82 wrote:What was the visa type?x9200 wrote: My then not yet wife and myself are such a case. I know more couples like this.
Think Eugenics...uscate wrote:I'm not sure, but I think LTVP's may be getting harder to acquire. I came over in January, and had to provide a resume and diplomas documenting all of my degrees. We also had to have a JP notarize our "common law marriage" in the US. I thought the work / education documentation was a little overboard, given that I'm not able to work here....JR8 wrote:My wife and I too; I was on an LTVP.Sergei82 wrote: What was the visa type?
I'm talking about real cases I know of, facts. You're going on about how you think it *should* work, based upon rigid published inflexible principles.PNGMK wrote:Yeah but female socket to male plug right? Not male plug to male plug?x9200 wrote:My then not yet wife and myself are such a case. I know more couples like this.Sergei82 wrote:So far I don't even know any successful cases when heterosexual couples were able to bring a partner without a legal marriage. That is not even mentioning homosexual ones just yet...
I see no ground for further discussion on the point.
p.s. You say you're a missionary. What would God make of your slutty avatar though... ?
I can discuss whatever I want dick face.JR8 wrote:I'm talking about real cases I know of, facts. You're going on about how you think it *should* work, based upon rigid published inflexible principles.PNGMK wrote:Yeah but female socket to male plug right? Not male plug to male plug?x9200 wrote: My then not yet wife and myself are such a case. I know more couples like this.
I see no ground for further discussion on the point.
p.s. You say you're a missionary. What would God make of your slutty avatar though... ?
Secondly I'm an MK, not a misso.
Thirdly - should God have created such a being - God would revel in the joyfulness of such a delight - I'm not catholic man.
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OP, if you haven't been scared off by this thread - there are lots of people here who are accepting and tolerant. You just need to look hard for them.
And be aware that by the very fact you're a foreigner, you don't have a lot of standing here, let alone being a foreigner who doesn't fit into a particular box. If you try to secure a dependent pass for your partner you will be rocking the boat, which doesn't go over well. I'm not saying don't try it - just be aware it won't be easy, as others have said.
My suggestion would be that your partner tries to get his own posting and employment pass here. That way you're each here on your own standing. Good luck.

And be aware that by the very fact you're a foreigner, you don't have a lot of standing here, let alone being a foreigner who doesn't fit into a particular box. If you try to secure a dependent pass for your partner you will be rocking the boat, which doesn't go over well. I'm not saying don't try it - just be aware it won't be easy, as others have said.
My suggestion would be that your partner tries to get his own posting and employment pass here. That way you're each here on your own standing. Good luck.
Oh, and I am charmed to meet you too; what a joy to encounter you are.PNGMK wrote: I can discuss whatever I want dick face.
Is that a transvestite?PNGMK wrote:Secondly I'm an MK, not a misso.
Er, angry tranny issit? You can share, we are not judgmental here. That said your drama fit is threatening to overshadow another persons genuine and important topic/question. So rather than making this all about you, for no obvious purpose except selfish attention seeking, how about you try and help the OP instead, if you can tear yourself away from you, for just a moment?PNGMK wrote:Thirdly - should God have created such a being - God would revel in the joyfulness of such a delight - I'm not catholic man.
I don't really think he has to look that hard starting from the fact that majority of the expat (and this will be likely his initial environment) are tolerant or don't give a **beep**.movingtospore wrote:OP, if you haven't been scared off by this thread - there are lots of people here who are accepting and tolerant. You just need to look hard for them.![]()
I think you need to navigate through the published rules (AND also find/divine the unpublished ones).... as once in-country it seems pretty much anything, barring the intentionally provocative or 'anti-social', goes under the radar. The hurdle is to get in, in the first instance.
I've said it before, SG is the gayest place I've lived (perhaps as might be more expected of a very modern and highly liberal city > San Francisco, Amsterdam etc; It's just that singapore if far away from liberal. It's not bang in your face, it's 'quiet', but it hard to overlook once you you get the discreet local 'radio frequency'.
And it is certainly the tranny-est place I've lived or visited by light-years. I.e. what ever the published rules suggest it is not Teheran, and they're not going to drag you out and stone you.
I've said it before, SG is the gayest place I've lived (perhaps as might be more expected of a very modern and highly liberal city > San Francisco, Amsterdam etc; It's just that singapore if far away from liberal. It's not bang in your face, it's 'quiet', but it hard to overlook once you you get the discreet local 'radio frequency'.
And it is certainly the tranny-est place I've lived or visited by light-years. I.e. what ever the published rules suggest it is not Teheran, and they're not going to drag you out and stone you.
Do not (!!!) forget to watch this (if you haven't already):
South Park Is Gay!
http://www.southparkstudios.com/full-ep ... ark-is-gay
South Park Is Gay!
http://www.southparkstudios.com/full-ep ... ark-is-gay
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