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Man, 90, told to fly to US to get correct visa to remain in UK with wife

Albert Dolbec requires care but has been given no right of appeal from inside the UK

A 90-year-old man with crippling arthritis, diabetes, and who is frequently confused, could be forced to return to the US to apply for a visa to live with his British wife in the UK.

Albert Dolbec has been married to his wife Dawn, 84, for 25 years, and they divided their time between the US and the UK for many years, but when their health declined three years ago they decided to locate permanently in the UK so Dawn’s family could help look after them.

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from World news | The Guardian http://bit.ly/2SjBRYi

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