South African married to British person?

Question

I'm South African and married to a British citizen... what is the story with him getting a South African passport???

Answer 1

There shouldn't be a problem should there , I know that you could get a British one easy enough, I think it would just be a case of applying to the SA embassy and probably supplying your marriage certificates. Good Luck. Alex

Answer 2

The south african government has changed the rules with respect to passports and citizenship. If he has had a full south african passport and has not applied or received a non south african passport, then there will be not problem getting a sa passport. If he has had a UK passport and now wants an sa passport he may have difficulties.
He need to contact south africa house in London to find out were he stands.

Answer 3

The document used to be called a 'Permenant residence Permit' I was issued one in 1966 when I went there with my parents. I subsequently returned but the permit number is still stamped in my UK passport. Perhaps the SA embassy will help you with this question - but don't hold your breath.

Answer 4

A woman is entitled to apply for citizenship of the Country where her husband has Nationality. This is almost always granted. A husband has no right of citizenship in his wife's country of origin. He can still apply but is not likely to succeed.
I have no idea how this will apply in future to same sex partnerships.

Answer 5

you should be the one asking for a passport wives follow husbands your husband is not entitled to any passport except the one he has you are the one seeking a british passport.and you meet the criteria for one without a doubt.

Answer 6

lucky you are because of your ....