Angela Nwachukwu

Angela Nwachukwu

Elderly British woman finds husband 45 years younger in Nigeria
Country: Great Britain

Content:
  1. Finding Love Online
  2. A Blossoming Connection
  3. Denying the Visa
  4. Challenging Obstacles
  5. Visa Requirements
  6. Case Study: Marriage Fraud

Finding Love Online

Despite being heartbroken when her Nigerian lover was denied a visa, a 72-year-old British woman remained hopeful about their marriage. Angela Nwachuwku met C.J. Nwachuwku, who was 45 years her junior, on Facebook in 2015.

Angela Nwachukwu

A Blossoming Connection

C.J., a former taxi driver from Nigeria, sparked a connection with Angela despite their age difference. They shared their family stories and interests, and their conversations soon blossomed into romance. Despite her initial hesitation, Angela found herself drawn to C.J.'s affection.

Angela Nwachukwu

Denying the Visa

Their dream was shattered when their visa applications were denied. Angela claimed to have spent £20,000 on C.J.'s visas and legal fees. She insists that half of the amount will be reimbursed by her husband. Despite the financial and emotional toll, Angela remained convinced that their marriage was genuine.

Angela Nwachukwu

Challenging Obstacles

Angela Nwachuwku, a grandmother of six, had felt isolated and lonely after her previous marriage ended. She hopes that C.J. will be granted a student visa to reunite with her, as British citizens can apply for a family visa to live together in the UK.

Visa Requirements

The process of obtaining a visa is expensive, with the Home Office charging £1,464 for non-UK applicants seeking to join a partner and around £1,000 for extensions. For an additional fee, applicants can opt for a premium service. To qualify, couples must demonstrate financial independence and cohabitation for two years.

Case Study: Marriage Fraud

The case of Julie Daw from Bournemouth, who lost £20,000 after falling victim to a scam, highlights the potential for marriage fraud. Authorities require proof of financial stability and intend to ensure that non-British spouses will leave the country after their visa expires.

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