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My Wife Secretly Applied for a UK Visa Without Telling Me
I am 39 years old, and my wife is 36. We have been married for ten years and have two wonderful children. We both work, and by God's grace, our family has been doing well.
My wife has a younger sister who has lived in the UK for several years. They are very close and speak almost every day.
A few days ago, my wife came home looking excited. She handed me her passport and said, "I have something to tell you."
When I opened it, I saw that she had been granted a UK visitor visa.
I was surprised.
I asked her when she applied, and she calmly told me she had started the application process several months ago.
I couldn't believe what I was hearing.
She had filled out the forms, attended her biometric appointment, submitted all the required documents, and completed the entire process without mentioning a single word to me.
She then said she wanted to use her annual leave to spend a few weeks with her younger sister in the UK.
I asked her why she never discussed it with me before applying.
She said she didn't want to tell me until she was sure the visa had been approved because she didn't want either of us to be disappointed if it was refused.
I told her that wasn't the issue.
My concern is that we are husband and wife. I believe major decisions like travelling to another country should be discussed before any plans are made, not after everything has already been arranged.
She insists that she wasn't hiding anything from me. According to her, it was only a visit, and she planned to tell me as soon as the visa was approved.
Now we cannot agree.
She still wants to travel, but I feel hurt that she made such an important decision without involving me from the beginning.
Please, what should I do? Should I allow my wife to go on the trip, or should I insist that she postpone it because she made the decision without discussing it with me first? If you were in my position, how would you handle this situation? What advice do you have for us?
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